Method for determining transportation scheme, method for training fast loading model, and device

ABSTRACT

Embodiments of this application provide a method for obtaining a transportation scheme, including: obtaining a plurality of route schemes and a plurality of goods allocation scheme sets corresponding to each route scheme, wherein each route scheme comprises a transportation route for transporting to-be-transported goods, and the each of the goods allocation scheme sets includes at least one goods allocation scheme; obtaining, by using a fast loading model, predicted actual loading rates of each goods allocation scheme, wherein the fast loading model is trained using offline simulation data of a loading scheme that is calculated using a three-dimensional loading algorithm; and evaluating, using the actual loading rates, each route scheme and a corresponding goods allocation scheme, to obtain a target transportation scheme.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation of International Application No.PCT/CN CN2018/108534, filed on Sep. 29, 2018, which claims priority toChinese Patent Application No. 201810118531.9, filed on Feb. 6, 2018,The disclosures of the aforementioned applications are herebyincorporated by reference in their entireties.

TECHNICAL FIELD

This application relates to the logistics field, and in particular, to amethod for determining a transportation scheme, a method for training afast loading model, and a device.

BACKGROUND

With development of the economy, transportation industries are seekingincreasingly high efficiency and accuracy, and containers are often theprimary vessels for transportation. As a quantity of pick-up points andan amount of goods that need to be transported increase, transportationroutes need to be planned to improve transportation efficiency.

In an existing solution, a route scheme is obtained by using an antcolony optimization algorithm, and then a goods loading scheme for theroute scheme, namely, a manner of loading goods into a container, isobtained through three-dimensional loading simulation. However, in thethree-dimensional loading simulation, goods cannot be processed inparallel, a large quantity of operations are required, and a largeamount of time is consumed. Particularly, when a goods volume iscomparatively large, a larger amount of time is consumed. Consequently,efficiency of obtaining a goods loading scheme and outputting an actualloading rate is reduced, and efficiency of obtaining a targettransportation scheme is affected.

SUMMARY

Embodiments of this application provide a method for determining atransportation scheme, a method for training a fast loading model, and adevice that are used for goods transportation, to fast obtain a targettransportation scheme, reduce transportation costs, and improvetransportation efficiency especially when a transportation volume islarge and a situation is complex.

In view of this, a first aspect of this application provides a methodfor determining a transportation scheme, and the method may include:

first obtaining at least one route scheme and a first goods allocationscheme set corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, whereeach of the at least one route scheme is a transportation route plannedfor transporting to-be-transported goods, one route scheme may includeat least one transportation route, the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme includes at leastone goods allocation scheme, and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme is a scheme for allocating the to-be-transported goodsfor the corresponding route scheme; determining, by using a fast loadingmodel, an actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation set corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme, where the fast loading model is obtained by trainingoffline simulation data offline, the offline simulation data includes ahistorical loading scheme calculated by using a three-dimensionalloading algorithm, and the actual loading rate is a proportion of goodsloaded into a container in the container in a goods allocation scheme;and integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, eachof the at least one route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, to determine a target transportation scheme, where thetarget transportation scheme includes a target route scheme and a targetgoods allocation scheme corresponding to the target route scheme.

In this embodiment of this application, after the at least one routescheme and the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to eachof the at least one route scheme are determined, the actual loading rateof each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each route scheme can be determined by using the fastloading model that is obtained by training the offline simulation dataoffline, actual loading rates of all goods allocation schemescorresponding to each route scheme can be fast obtained, duration ofobtaining the actual loading rates of all the goods allocation schemescorresponding to each route scheme can be reduced, and efficiency ofdetermining the target transportation scheme is improved. The fastloading model is obtained by performing offline simulation training onthe offline simulation data, the offline simulation data includes dataobtained through a three-dimensional loading operation, and accuracy ofthe obtained actual loading rate can be improved.

With reference to the first aspect of this application, in a firstimplementation of the first aspect of this application, the obtaining atleast one route scheme and a first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme may include:

first obtaining a target freight bill, where the target freight billincludes transportation node information and to-be-transported goodsinformation, the transportation node information includes a freightstarting point, a freight ending point, and M pickup points, and theto-be-transported goods information includes information aboutto-be-transported goods distributed at the M pickup points, where M is apositive integer; then determining the at least one route scheme basedon a transportation node in the transportation node information, whereone route scheme may include at least one transportation route, each ofthe at least one transportation route includes a freight starting point,a freight ending point, and N of the M pickup points, N is a positiveinteger and N≤M, and to complete transportation of the to-be-transportedgoods distributed at the M pickup points, each of the at least one routescheme covers the M pickup points; and allocating the to-be-transportedgoods for each transportation route in each of the at least one routescheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme.

In this implementation of this application, after the target freightbill is obtained, route planning and goods allocation are performedbased on information provided in the target freight bill. When the routescheme is determined, the route planning can be directly performed basedon the transportation node, to reduce duration for route searching, andimprove efficiency of the route planning. After the route planning isperformed, goods allocation is then performed based on the planned routescheme, to obtain a goods allocation set for each route scheme.Subsequently, each route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thegoods allocation scheme set corresponding to the route scheme areintegrated and evaluated, to obtain the target transportation scheme, sothat overall efficiency of obtaining the target transportation schemecan be improved.

With reference to the first implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, in a second implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, the determining the at least one route scheme based on thetransportation node information may include:

if an amount of historical route data is greater than a first threshold,initializing transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based onthe historical route data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix;determining a transfer probability distribution of the M pickup pointsbased on the hyperparameter matrix, where the transfer probabilitydistribution includes a transfer probability of a container in atransportation route between the freight starting point and the M pickuppoints, between the freight ending point and the M pickup points, orbetween the M pickup points; and determining each transportation routein each of the at least one route scheme based on the transferprobability distribution, to obtain the at least one route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, the route planning may beperformed by using historical route data, and the route planningspecifically includes: initializing the transfer hyperparameters of theM pickup points by using the historical route data, and then determiningthe transfer probability distribution of the pickup points based on thetransfer hyperparameters. The probability distribution is a transferprobability of a container in each transportation route in the routescheme between a pickup point and a port. It should be understood that,a larger quantity of times that a jump occurs in the historical routedata indicates a higher probability corresponding to the jump. Eachtransportation route in each of the at least one route scheme can bedetermined based on the obtained transfer probability distribution ofthe pickup point, efficiency of obtaining the at least one route schemecan be further improved, and the transfer hyperparameters of the pickuppoints are calculated by using the historical route data, so that theobtained route scheme can be more accurate.

With reference to the second implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, in a third implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, the method may further include:

if the amount of historical route data is not greater than the firstthreshold, initializing the transfer hyperparameters of the M pickuppoints by using a heuristic algorithm, to obtain the hyperparametermatrix.

When the amount of the historical route data is insufficient, thetransfer hyperparameters of the pickup points may not be initialized byusing the historical route data, and a heuristic algorithm may beselected to initialize the transfer hyperparameters of the pickuppoints, thereby adding a manner of determining the hyperparameters ofthe pickup points.

With reference to any one of the first implementation of the firstaspect of this application to the third implementation of the firstaspect of this application, in a fourth implementation of the firstaspect of this application, the allocating the to-be-transported goodsfor each transportation route in each of the at least one route scheme,to obtain each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocationscheme set corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme mayinclude:

clustering goods that is obtained from the target freight bill and thatis at each of the M pickup points based on a clustering condition, toobtain a clustering result, where the clustering condition may include alength, a width, a height, and a weight of the goods, and in addition,the clustering condition may further include a material, a pressurecoefficient, a minimum area, or the like; and performing samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a first goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, where the firstgoods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is ahyperparameter for allocating the goods at each of the M pickup points,and each goods allocation manner in the first goods allocation mannerset of each of the M pickup points is a manner of allocating goodsdistributed at a pickup point for a corresponding route scheme, wherethe first goods allocation hyperparameter may be an even distributionhyperparameter, or may be obtained by updating a previous goodsallocation scheme during repeated goods allocation; and separatelyselecting a goods allocation manner from the first goods allocationmanner set of each of the M pickup points, and combining the goodsallocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, when goods at a pickup pointis allocated, clustering may be performed with reference to features ofthe goods distributed at the pickup point, namely, features including alength, a width, a height, or a weight. Precise clustering may be used,or fuzzy clustering may be used, and adjustment may be made specificallybased on an actual requirement, so that the goods at the pickup pointscan be fast classified, and the goods are fast allocated to obtain eachgoods allocation scheme in the goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme.

With reference to any one of the first implementation of the firstaspect of this application to the fourth implementation of the firstaspect of this application, in a fifth implementation of the firstaspect of this application, the determining, by using a fast loadingmodel, an actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation set corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme may include:

obtaining a first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, where the first feature vector is used to indicate afeature value of to-be-transported goods in a goods allocation scheme,for example, a vector formed by a length, a width, a height, a weight,or the like of the goods in each goods allocation scheme; and inputtingthe first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in the firstgoods allocation scheme corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme into the fast loading model, to obtain the actual loading rate ofeach goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, where the actualloading rate includes a volume actual loading rate and a weight actualloading rate, the volume actual loading rate includes a proportion of avolume of goods allocated in each transportation route in a load volumeof a container in each of the at least one route scheme, and the weightactual loading rate includes a proportion of a weight of goods allocatedin each transportation route in a load weight of a container in each ofthe at least one route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, the first feature vector ofeach goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the obtained at least one route scheme isobtained, the first feature vector is a feature value that indicates agoods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, the firstfeature vector of each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme is input to the fast loading model, the actual loading rate ofeach goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme may be obtained,and the actual loading rate may include the volume actual loading rateand the weight actual loading rate. Therefore, the first feature vectorof each goods allocation scheme may be input to the fast loading model,and the actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the firstgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme can be fast obtained, thereby improving efficiency ofobtaining the actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme.

With reference to the fifth implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, in a six implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, the obtaining a first feature vector of each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme may include:

obtaining a second feature vector of each piece of the to-be-transportedgoods, where the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods includes a length, a width, a height, and aweight of the corresponding goods; calculating, based on the secondfeature vector of each piece of the to-be-transported goods, a thirdfeature vector of goods distributed at each of the M pickup points, foreach goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation schemecorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, where the thirdfeature vector of each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme corresponding to each of the at least one route schemeincludes an average value and a covariance of second feature vectors ofall pieces of the to-be-transported goods; and performing weightedcombination on the third feature vector of each goods allocation schemein the first goods allocation scheme corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme, to obtain the corresponding first feature vectorin each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, a specific step of obtainingthe first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in the firstgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme may be: first obtaining the second feature vector of eachpiece of the to-be-transported goods; calculating, based on the secondfeature vector of each piece of goods, the third feature vector of eachgoods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation schemecorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme at the M pickuppoints; performing weighting calculation on the third feature vector;and finally obtaining the first feature vector of each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one route scheme.

With reference to any one of the first aspect of this application, orthe first implementation of the first aspect of this application to thesixth implementation of the first aspect of this application, in aseventh implementation of the first aspect of this application, theintegrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each ofthe at least one route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, to determine a target transportation scheme mayinclude:

calculating scores of all obtained goods allocation schemes by using apreset evaluation function and the actual loading rate; if all the goodsallocation schemes include one or more goods allocation schemes scoredhigher than a second threshold, determining the target goods allocationscheme in the one or more goods allocation schemes scored higher thanthe second threshold, and using a route scheme corresponding to thetarget goods allocation scheme as the target route scheme; anddetermining the target transportation scheme based on the target goodsallocation scheme and the target route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, the preset evaluationfunction and the actual loading rate may be used to calculate the scoresof all the obtained goods allocation schemes to obtain a score of eachgoods allocation scheme. In all the goods allocation schemes, if thereis no goods allocation scheme scored higher than the second threshold,the target goods allocation scheme is determined in goods allocationschemes scored not lower than the second threshold. If there is onegoods allocation scheme scored higher than the second threshold, thegoods allocation scheme is determined as the target goods allocationscheme. If there are two goods allocation schemes scored higher than thesecond threshold, one of the at least two goods allocation schemesscored higher than the second threshold may be randomly determined asthe target goods allocation scheme or a goods allocation scheme scoredthe highest may be determined as the target goods allocation scheme, anda route scheme corresponding to the target goods allocation scheme isdetermined as the target route scheme, to obtain the targettransportation scheme. In this implementation of this application, eachgoods allocation scheme is scored to determine the target goodsallocation scheme, and an optimal target transportation scheme can beobtained.

With reference to the seventh implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, in an eighth implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, the evaluation function includes:

${{f\left( {\overset{\rightarrow}{R},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{V}},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{W}}} \right)} = {{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{\alpha {{r_{Vi} - \overset{\_}{r_{V}} - r_{Wi} + \overset{\_}{r_{W}}}}}} - {\beta \left( {r_{Vi} + r_{Wi}} \right)} + {\gamma \; {Cost}\; \left( R_{i} \right)}}},$

where {right arrow over (R)} is a route scheme vector, m is a quantityof containers, {right arrow over (r_(V))} is a volume actual loadingrate vector of the m containers, {right arrow over (r_(W))} is a weightactual loading rate vector of the m containers; α, β, and γ are weightparameters, r_(Vi) is a volume actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(Wi) is a weight actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(V) is an average volume actual loading rate of the mcontainers, and r_(W) is an average weight actual loading rate of the mcontainers.

In this implementation of this application, an evaluation function forevaluating a goods allocation scheme and a route scheme is added, sothat an optimal target transportation scheme can be obtained by usingthe evaluation function.

With reference to the seventh implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication or the eighth implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, in a ninth implementation of the first aspect of thisapplication, the method further includes:

if all the goods allocation schemes do not include the goods allocationscheme scored higher than the second threshold, performing samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, where each goodsallocation manner in the second goods allocation manner set of each ofthe M pickup points is a manner of allocating goods distributed at apickup point for a corresponding route scheme, and the second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained byupdating the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points based on each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme; separately selecting a goods allocation manner from the secondgoods allocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, andcombining the goods allocation manners, to obtain each goods allocationscheme in the second goods allocation scheme set corresponding to eachof the at least one route scheme, where each goods allocation scheme inthe second goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme is a scheme of allocating the to-be-transportedgoods for a corresponding route scheme; and calculating a score of eachgoods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set foreach of the at least one route scheme by using the evaluation functionand the actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in thesecond goods allocation scheme set for each of the at least one routescheme, where the actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme inthe second goods allocation scheme set for each of the at least oneroute scheme is obtained by using the fast loading model.

In this implementation of this application, if all the allocationschemes do not include a goods allocation scheme scored higher than thesecond threshold, the first goods allocation hyperparameter of eachpickup point may be updated by using each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set, to obtain the second goods allocationhyperparameter of each pickup point; and then the goods at each pickuppoint is reallocated based on the second goods allocationhyperparameter, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in the secondgoods allocation scheme set for each route scheme, and subsequently,each goods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme setis continued to be further integrated and evaluated, until a stoppingcondition is met. For example, the goods allocation scheme scored higherthan the second threshold is obtained, or a quantity of times ofiteration reaches a preset quantity. Therefore, in this implementationof this application, repeated allocation and integration and evaluationare performed by using a goods allocation scheme, so that a bettertarget goods allocation scheme and target route scheme can be obtained.

It should be understood that when repeated allocation is performed byusing the goods allocation scheme, a route scheme may further bere-planned, or goods may be directly reallocated by using the at leastone route scheme.

With reference to any one of the first aspect of this application, orthe first implementation of the first aspect of this application to theninth implementation of the first aspect of this application, in a tenthimplementation of the first aspect of this application, after theintegrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each ofthe at least one route scheme and a goods allocation scheme in each ofthe at least one route scheme, to determine a target transportationscheme, the method further includes:

determining a type of a container in each transportation route in thetarget route scheme based on the target goods allocation scheme and thetarget route scheme; and generating a loading scheme based on the typeof the container in each transportation route in the target route schemeand the three-dimensional loading algorithm, where the loading scheme isa loading manner of the to-be-transported goods in the container in eachtransportation route in the target route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, after the targettransportation scheme is determined, the type of the container mayfurther be determined, adjustment may be made based on the actualloading rate, and the type of the container more matching the actualloading rate is determined, to reduce transportation costs. In addition,after the type of the container is determined, a loading scheme mayfurther be generated by using the three-dimensional loading algorithm,and the loading manner of the goods in the container is determined, sothat efficiency of loading the goods can be improved.

With reference to any one of the first aspect of this application, orthe first implementation of the first aspect of this application to thetenth implementation of the first aspect of this application, in aneleventh implementation of the first aspect of this application, beforethe integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, eachof the at least one route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, to determine a target transportation scheme, themethod may further include:

if determining, based on the actual loading rate, that L of the M pickuppoints further include remaining goods not allocated to the container,determining a remaining goods route scheme and a remaining goodsallocation scheme for the remaining goods, where L≤M, and L is apositive integer; and

the integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, eachof the at least one route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, to determine a target transportation scheme mayinclude:

integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme, and the remaining goods routescheme and the remaining goods allocation scheme, to determine thetarget transportation scheme.

In this implementation of this application, it may be calculated, basedon the actual loading rate, whether the to-be-transported goods furtherincludes the remaining goods not allocated to the container, and ifthere is goods that cannot be loaded into the container, route planningand goods allocation may be performed on the remaining goods, to obtainthe route scheme and the goods allocation scheme of the remaining goods;and the route scheme and the goods allocation scheme of the remaininggoods, and the target route scheme and the target goods allocationscheme are used as the target transportation scheme, to obtain acomplete transportation scheme of the to-be-transported goods.

A second aspect of this application provides a method for training afast loading model, and the method may include:

first obtaining offline simulation data, where the offline simulationdata includes a historical loading scheme and a historical actualloading rate that are calculated through three-dimensional loadingduring offline simulation; then obtaining a feature vector from theoffline simulation data, where the feature vector includes a featurevalue of historical transportation goods corresponding to the historicalloading scheme; converting the feature vector into training data in apreset format; and training a predictive model by using the trainingdata, to obtain a fast loading model, where the fast loading model isused to output an actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme ina goods allocation scheme set for each transportation route, and theactual loading rate is a proportion of goods loaded into a container inthe container in each goods allocation scheme.

In this implementation of this application, the fast loading model maybe trained by using the offline simulation data. The fast loading modelis used to fast obtain the actual loading rate of the goods allocationscheme, so that efficiency of determining a target transportation schemecan be improved.

With reference to the second aspect of this application, in a firstimplementation of the second aspect of this application, the presetformat is: (a feature vector, a historical actual loading rate).

With reference to the second aspect of this application or the firstimplementation of the second aspect of this application, in a secondimplementation of the second aspect of this application, the predictivemodel may include but is not limited to: a linear regression model, aridge regression model, an LASSO model, a support vector machine model,a random forest model, an XgBoost model, or an artificial neural networkmodel.

With reference to the second aspect of this application, in the firstimplementation of the second aspect of this application, or the secondimplementation of the second aspect of this application, in a thirdimplementation of the second aspect of this application, the obtainingmodule may include:

first obtaining at least one historical route scheme and a firsthistorical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one historical route scheme, where each of the at least onehistorical route scheme is a transportation route planned fortransporting historical transportation goods, one route scheme mayinclude at least one transportation route, the first historical goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least onehistorical route scheme includes at least one goods allocation scheme,and each goods allocation scheme in the first historical goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least onehistorical route scheme is a scheme for allocating the historicaltransportation goods for the corresponding route scheme; determining, byusing a three-dimensional loading algorithm, a loading scheme and anactual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation set corresponding to each of the at least one historicalroute scheme, where the actual loading rate is a proportion of goodsloaded into a container in the container in a goods allocation scheme;and integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, eachof the at least one historical route scheme and each goods allocationscheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one historical route scheme, to determine atarget transportation scheme, where the target transportation schemeincludes a target route scheme and a target goods allocation schemecorresponding to the target route scheme.

In this embodiment of this application, the actual loading rate of thegoods allocation scheme corresponding to each route scheme is determinedby using the three-dimensional loading algorithm model obtained bytraining the offline simulation data offline, so that the actual loadingrate of the goods allocation scheme corresponding to each route schemecan be accurately obtained, thereby improving accuracy of determiningthe offline simulation data.

With reference to the second aspect of this application, in a fourthimplementation of the second aspect of this application, the obtainingat least one historical route scheme and a first historical goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least onehistorical route scheme may include:

first obtaining a historical freight bill, where the historical freightbill includes transportation node information and information about thehistorical transportation goods, the transportation node informationincludes a freight starting point, a freight ending point, and M pickuppoints, and the information about the historical transportation goodsincludes information about the historical transportation goodsdistributed at the M pickup points, where M is a positive integer; thendetermining the at least one historical route scheme based on atransportation node in the transportation node information, where oneroute scheme may include at least one transportation route, each of theat least one transportation route includes a freight starting point, afreight ending point, and N of the M pickup points, where N is apositive integer and N≤M, and to complete transportation of thehistorical transportation goods distributed at the M pickup points, andeach of the at least one historical route scheme covers the M pickuppoints; and allocating the historical transportation goods for eachtransportation route in each of the at least one historical routescheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in the first historicalgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least onehistorical route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, after the historical freightbill is obtained, route planning and goods allocation are allocatedbased on the information provided in the historical freight bill. Whenthe route scheme is determined, the route planning can be directlyperformed based on the transportation node, duration for route searchingcan be reduced, and efficiency of the route planning can be improved.After the route planning is completed, the goods allocation is thenperformed based on the planned route scheme, to obtain a historicalgoods allocation scheme set for each route scheme. Subsequently, eachroute scheme and each goods allocation scheme in the historical goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each route scheme are integratedand evaluated, to obtain the target transportation scheme, so thatoverall efficiency of obtaining the target transportation scheme can beimproved.

With reference to the fourth implementation of the second aspect of thisapplication, in a fifth implementation of the second aspect of thisapplication, the determining the at least one historical route schemebased on the transportation node information may include:

if an amount of historical route data is greater than a first threshold,initializing transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based onthe historical route data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix, where thehistorical route data includes a historical route scheme fortransporting the historical to-be-transported goods; determining atransfer probability distribution of the M pickup points based on thehyperparameter matrix, where the transfer probability distributionincludes a transfer probability of a container in a transportation routebetween the freight starting point and the M pickup points, between thefreight ending point and the M pickup points, or between the M pickuppoints; and determining each transportation route in each of the atleast one historical route scheme based on the transfer probabilitydistribution, to obtain the at least one historical route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, the route planning may beperformed by using historical route data, and the route planningspecifically includes: initializing the transfer hyperparameters of theM pickup points by using the historical route data, and then determiningthe transfer probability distribution of the pickup points based on thetransfer hyperparameters. The probability distribution is a transferprobability of a container in each transportation route in the routescheme between a pickup point and a port. It should be understood that,a larger quantity of times that a jump occurs in the historical routedata indicates a higher probability corresponding to the jump. Eachtransportation route in each of the at least one historical route schemecan be determined based on the obtained transfer probabilitydistribution of the pickup point, efficiency of obtaining the at leastone historical route scheme can be further improved, and the transferhyperparameters of the pickup points are calculated by using thehistorical route data, so that the obtained route scheme can be moreaccurate.

With reference to the fifth implementation of the second aspect of thisapplication, in a sixth implementation of the second aspect of thisapplication, the method may further include:

if the amount of historical route data is not greater than the firstthreshold, initializing the transfer hyperparameters of the M pickuppoints by using a heuristic algorithm, to obtain the hyperparametermatrix.

When the amount of the historical route data is insufficient, thetransfer hyperparameters of the pickup points may not be initialized byusing the historical route data, and a heuristic algorithm may beselected to initialize the transfer hyperparameters of the pickuppoints, thereby adding a manner of determining the hyperparameters ofthe pickup points.

With reference to any one of the third implementation of the secondaspect of this application to the sixth implementation of the secondaspect of this application, in a seventh implementation of the secondaspect of this application, the allocating the historical transportationgoods for each transportation route in each of the at least onehistorical route scheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thefirst historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one historical route scheme may include:

clustering goods that is obtained from the target freight bill and thatis at each of the M pickup points based on a clustering condition, toobtain a clustering result, where the clustering condition may include alength, a width, a height, and a weight of the goods, and in addition,the clustering condition may further include a material, a pressurecoefficient, a minimum area, or the like; and performing samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a first goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, where the firstgoods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is ahyperparameter for allocating the goods at each of the M pickup points,and each goods allocation manner in the first goods allocation mannerset of each of the M pickup points is a manner of allocating goodsdistributed at a pickup point for a corresponding route scheme, wherethe first goods allocation hyperparameter may be an even distributionhyperparameter, or may be obtained by updating a previous goodsallocation scheme during repeated goods allocation; and separatelyselecting a goods allocation manner from the first goods allocationmanner set of each of the M pickup points, and combining the goodsallocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goods allocationscheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one historical route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, when goods at a pickup pointis allocated, clustering may be performed with reference to features ofthe goods distributed at the pickup point, namely, features including alength, a width, a height, or a weight. Precise clustering may be used,or fuzzy clustering may be used, and adjustment may be made specificallybased on an actual requirement, so that the goods at the pickup pointscan be fast classified, and the goods are fast allocated to obtain eachgoods allocation scheme in the historical goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme.

With reference to any one of the second aspect of this application, thethird implementation of the second aspect of this application to thesixth implementation of the second aspect of this application, in aseventh implementation of the second aspect of this application, theintegrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each ofthe at least one historical route scheme and each goods allocationscheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one historical route scheme, to determine atarget transportation scheme may include:

calculating scores of all obtained goods allocation schemes by using apreset evaluation function and the actual loading rate; if all the goodsallocation schemes include one or more goods allocation schemes scoredhigher than a second threshold, determining the target goods allocationscheme in the one or more goods allocation schemes scored higher thanthe second threshold, and using a route scheme corresponding to thetarget goods allocation scheme as the target route scheme; anddetermining the target transportation scheme based on the target goodsallocation scheme and the target route scheme.

In this implementation of this application, the preset evaluationfunction and the actual loading rate may be used to calculate the scoresof all the obtained goods allocation schemes to obtain a score of eachgoods allocation scheme. In all the goods allocation schemes, if thereis no goods allocation scheme scored higher than the second threshold,the target goods allocation scheme is determined in the goods allocationscored higher than the second threshold. If there is one goodsallocation scheme scored higher than the second threshold, the goodsallocation scheme is determined as the target goods allocation scheme.If there are two goods allocation schemes scored higher than the secondthreshold, one of the at least two goods allocation schemes scoredhigher than the second threshold may be randomly determined as thetarget goods allocation scheme or a goods allocation scheme scored thehighest may be determined as the target goods allocation scheme, and aroute scheme corresponding to the target goods allocation scheme isdetermined as the target route scheme, to obtain the targettransportation scheme. In this implementation of this application, eachgoods allocation scheme is scored to determine the target goodsallocation scheme, and an optimal target transportation scheme can beobtained.

With reference to the seventh implementation of the second aspect ofthis application, in the eighth implementation of the second aspect ofthis application, the evaluation function includes:

${{f\left( {\overset{\rightarrow}{R},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{V}},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{W}}} \right)} = {{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{\alpha {{r_{Vi} - \overset{\_}{r_{V}} - r_{Wi} + \overset{\_}{r_{W}}}}}} - {\beta \left( {r_{Vi} + r_{Wi}} \right)} + {\gamma \; {Cost}\; \left( R_{i} \right)}}},$

where {right arrow over (R)} is a route scheme vector, m is a quantityof containers, {right arrow over (r_(V))} is a volume actual loadingrate vector of the m containers, {right arrow over (r_(W))} is a weightactual loading rate vector of the m containers; α, β, and γ are weightparameters, r_(Vi) is a volume actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(Wi) is a weight actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(V) is an average volume actual loading rate of the mcontainers, and r_(W) is an average weight actual loading rate of the mcontainers.

In this implementation of this application, an evaluation function forevaluating a goods allocation scheme and a route scheme is added, sothat an optimal target transportation scheme can be obtained by usingthe evaluation function.

With reference to the seventh implementation of the second aspect ofthis application or the eighth implementation of the second aspect ofthis application, in a ninth implementation of the second aspect of thisapplication, the method further includes:

if all the goods allocation schemes do not include the goods allocationscheme scored higher than the second threshold, performing samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, where each goodsallocation manner in the second goods allocation manner set of each ofthe M pickup points is a manner of allocating goods distributed at apickup point for a corresponding route scheme, and the second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained byupdating the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points based on each goods allocation scheme in the firsthistorical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one historical route scheme; separately selecting a goodsallocation manner from the second goods allocation manner set of each ofthe M pickup points, and combining the goods allocation manners, toobtain each goods allocation scheme in the second historical goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least onehistorical route scheme, where each goods allocation scheme in thesecond historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one historical route scheme is a scheme of allocating thehistorical transportation goods for a corresponding route scheme; andcalculating a score of each goods allocation scheme in the secondhistorical goods allocation scheme set for each of the at least onehistorical route scheme by using the evaluation function and an actualloading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the second historicalgoods allocation scheme set for each of the at least one historicalroute scheme, where the actual loading rate of each goods allocationscheme in the second historical goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one historical route scheme is obtained by using thethree-dimensional loading algorithm.

In this implementation of this application, if all the allocationschemes do not include a goods allocation scheme scored higher than thesecond threshold, the first goods allocation hyperparameter of eachpickup point may be updated by using each goods allocation scheme in thefirst historical goods allocation scheme set, to obtain the second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each pickup point; and then the goods ateach pickup point is reallocated based on the second goods allocationhyperparameter, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in the secondhistorical goods allocation scheme set for each route scheme, andsubsequently, each goods allocation scheme in the second historicalgoods allocation scheme set is continued to be further integrated andevaluated, until a stopping condition is met. For example, the goodsallocation scheme scored higher than the second threshold is obtained,or a quantity of times of iteration reaches a preset quantity.Therefore, in this implementation of this application, repeatedallocation and integration and evaluation are performed by using a goodsallocation scheme, so that a better target goods allocation scheme andtarget route scheme can be obtained.

It should be understood that when repeated allocation is performed byusing the goods allocation scheme, a route scheme may further bere-planned, or goods may be directly reallocated by using the at leastone historical route scheme.

With reference to any one of the second aspect of this application, thethird implementation of the second aspect of this application to theninth implementation of the second aspect of this application, in atenth implementation of the second aspect of this application, beforethe integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, eachof the at least one historical route scheme and each goods allocationscheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one historical route scheme, to determine atarget transportation scheme, the method may further include:

if determining, based on the actual loading rate, that L of the M pickuppoints further include remaining goods not allocated to the container,determining a remaining goods route scheme and a remaining goodsallocation scheme for the remaining goods, where L≤M, and L is apositive integer; and

the integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, eachof the at least one historical route scheme and each goods allocationscheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one historical route scheme, to determine atarget transportation scheme may include:

integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each goodsallocation scheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme, andthe remaining goods route scheme and the remaining goods allocationscheme, to determine the target transportation scheme.

In this implementation of this application, it may be calculated, basedon the actual loading rate, whether the historical transportation goodsfurther includes the remaining goods not allocated to the container, andif there is goods that cannot be loaded into the container, routeplanning and goods allocation may be performed on the remaining goods,to obtain the route scheme and the goods allocation scheme of theremaining goods; and the route scheme and the goods allocation scheme ofthe remaining goods, and the target route scheme and the target goodsallocation scheme are used as the target transportation scheme, toobtain a complete transportation scheme of the historical goods.

A third aspect of this application provides a determining apparatus,including:

an obtaining module, configured to obtain at least one route scheme anda first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme, where each of the at least one route scheme is atransportation route planned for transporting to-be-transported goods,the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme includes at least one goods allocation scheme,and each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation schemeset corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme is a schemefor allocating the to-be-transported goods for the corresponding routescheme;

a fast loading module, configured to determine, by using a fast loadingmodel, an actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation set corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme, where the fast loading model is obtained by trainingoffline simulation data offline, the offline simulation data includes ahistorical loading scheme calculated by using a three-dimensionalloading algorithm, and the actual loading rate is a proportion of goodsloaded into a container in the container in a goods allocation scheme;and

an evaluation module, configured to integrate and evaluate, based on theactual loading rate, each of the at least one route scheme and eachgoods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, to determine atarget transportation scheme, where the target transportation schemeincludes a target route scheme and a target goods allocation schemecorresponding to the target route scheme.

With reference to the third aspect of this application, in a firstimplementation of the third aspect of this application, the obtainingmodule includes:

an obtaining submodule, configured to obtain a target freight bill,where the target freight bill includes transportation node informationand to-be-transported goods information, the transportation nodeinformation includes a freight starting point, a freight ending point,and M pickup points, and the to-be-transported goods informationincludes information about to-be-transported goods distributed at the Mpickup points, where M is a positive integer;

a route planning submodule, configured to determine the at least oneroute scheme based on the transportation node information, where each ofthe at least one route scheme includes at least one transportationroute, each of the at least one transportation route includes a freightstarting point, a freight ending point, and N of the M pickup points,and each of the at least one route scheme covers the M pickup points,where N is a positive integer and N≤M; and

a goods allocation submodule, configured to allocate theto-be-transported goods for each transportation route in each of the atleast one route scheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme.

With reference to the first implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, in a second implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, the route planning submodule is specifically configured to:

if an amount of historical route data is greater than a first threshold,initialize transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based on thehistorical route data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix;

determine a transfer probability distribution of the M pickup pointsbased on the hyperparameter matrix, where the transfer probabilitydistribution includes a transfer probability of a container in atransportation route between the freight starting point and the M pickuppoints, between the freight ending point and the M pickup points, orbetween the M pickup points; and

determine each transportation route in each of the at least one routescheme based on the transfer probability distribution, to obtain the atleast one route scheme.

With reference to the first implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication or the second implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, in a third implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, the determining apparatus further includes:

an initialization module, configured to: if the amount of historicalroute data is not greater than the first threshold, initialize thetransfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points by using a heuristicalgorithm, to obtain the hyperparameter matrix.

With reference to any one of the first implementation of the thirdaspect of this application to the third implementation of the thirdaspect of this application, in a fourth implementation of the thirdaspect of this application, the goods allocation submodule isspecifically configured to:

cluster goods at each of the M pickup points based on a clusteringcondition, to obtain a clustering result, where the clustering conditionincludes a length, a width, a height, and a weight of the goods;

perform sampling calculation on the clustering result by using a firstgoods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, toobtain a first goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickuppoints, where the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points is a hyperparameter for allocating the goods at each ofthe M pickup points, and each goods allocation manner in the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points is a manner ofallocating goods distributed at a pickup point for a corresponding routescheme; and

separately select a goods allocation manner from the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme.

With reference to any one of the first implementation of the thirdaspect of this application to the fourth implementation of the thirdaspect of this application, in a fifth implementation of the thirdaspect of this application, the fast loading module is specificallyconfigured to:

obtain a first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, where the first feature vector is used to indicate afeature value of to-be-transported goods in a goods allocation scheme;and

input the first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme into the fast loading model, to obtain the actual loadingrate of each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocationscheme set corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, wherethe actual loading rate includes a volume actual loading rate and aweight actual loading rate, the volume actual loading rate includes aproportion of a volume of goods allocated in each transportation routein a load volume of a container in each of the at least one routescheme, and the weight actual loading rate includes a proportion of aweight of goods allocated in each transportation route in a load weightof a container in each of the at least one route scheme.

With reference to the fifth implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, in a sixth implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, the fast loading module is specifically configured to:

obtain a second feature vector of each piece of the to-be-transportedgoods, where the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods includes a length, a width, a height, and aweight of the corresponding goods;

calculate, based on the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods, a third feature vector of goods distributed ateach of the M pickup points, for each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme, where the third feature vector of each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme corresponding to each of theat least one route scheme includes an average value and a covariance ofsecond feature vectors of all pieces of the to-be-transported goods; and

perform weighted combination on the third feature vector of each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme corresponding toeach of the at least one route scheme, to obtain the corresponding firstfeature vector in each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme.

With reference to any one of the third aspect of this application, andthe first implementation of the third aspect of this application to thesixth implementation of the third aspect of this application, in aseventh implementation of the third aspect of this application, theevaluation module is specifically configured to:

calculate scores of all obtained goods allocation schemes by using apreset evaluation function and the actual loading rate;

if all the goods allocation schemes include one or more goods allocationschemes scored higher than a second threshold, determine the targetgoods allocation scheme in the one or more goods allocation schemesscored higher than the second threshold, and use a route schemecorresponding to the target goods allocation scheme as the target routescheme; and

determine the target transportation scheme based on the target goodsallocation scheme and the target route scheme.

With reference to the seventh implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, in an eighth implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, the evaluation function includes:

${{f\left( {\overset{\rightarrow}{R},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{V}},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{W}}} \right)} = {{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{\alpha {{r_{Vi} - \overset{\_}{r_{V}} - r_{Wi} + \overset{\_}{r_{W}}}}}} - {\beta \left( {r_{Vi} + r_{Wi}} \right)} + {\gamma \; {Cost}\; \left( R_{i} \right)}}},$

where {right arrow over (R)} is a route scheme vector, m is a quantityof containers, {right arrow over (r_(V))} is a volume actual loadingrate vector of the m containers, {right arrow over (r_(W))} is a weightactual loading rate vector of the m containers; α, β, and γ are weightparameters, r_(Vi) is a volume actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(Wi) is a weight actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(V) is an average volume actual loading rate of the mcontainers, and r_(W) is an average weight actual loading rate of the mcontainers.

With reference to the seventh implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication or the eighth implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, in a ninth implementation of the third aspect of thisapplication, the evaluation module is further configured to:

if all the goods allocation schemes do not include the goods allocationscheme scored higher than the second threshold, perform samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, where each goodsallocation manner in the second goods allocation manner set of each ofthe M pickup points is a manner of allocating goods distributed at apickup point for a corresponding route scheme, and the second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained byupdating the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points based on each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme;

separately select a goods allocation manner from the second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manners, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thesecond goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, where each goods allocation scheme in the second goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme is a scheme of allocating the to-be-transported goods for acorresponding route scheme; and

calculate a score of each goods allocation scheme in the second goodsallocation scheme set for each of the at least one route scheme by usingthe evaluation function and the actual loading rate of each goodsallocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one route scheme, where the actual loading rate of eachgoods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set foreach of the at least one route scheme is obtained by using the fastloading model.

With reference to any one of the third aspect of this application, thefirst implementation of the third aspect of this application to theninth implementation of the third aspect of this application, in thetenth implementation of the third aspect of this application, thedetermining apparatus further includes:

a post-processing module, configured to: after each of the at least oneroute scheme and the goods allocation scheme for each of the at leastone route scheme are integrated and evaluated based on the actualloading rate to determine the target transportation scheme, determine atype of a container in each transportation route in the target routescheme based on the target goods allocation scheme and the target routescheme; and

a three-dimensional loading module, configured to generate a loadingscheme based on the type that is of the container in each transportationroute in the target route scheme and that is determined by thepost-processing module, and the three-dimensional loading algorithm,where the loading scheme is a loading manner of the to-be-transportedgoods in the container in each transportation route in the target routescheme.

With reference to any one of the third aspect of this application, thefirst implementation of the third aspect of this application to thetenth implementation of the third aspect of this application, in theeleventh implementation of the third aspect of this application, thedetermining apparatus may further include:

a determining module, configured to: before each of the at least oneroute scheme and each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme are integrated and evaluated based on the actual loading rate todetermine the target transportation scheme, if determining, based on theactual loading rate, that L of the M pickup points further includeremaining goods not allocated to the container, determine a remaininggoods route scheme and a remaining goods allocation scheme for theremaining goods, where L≤M, and L is a positive integer, where

the evaluation module is further configured to integrate and evaluate,based on the actual loading rate, each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, and the remaining goods route scheme and the remaininggoods allocation scheme, to determine the target transportation scheme.

A fourth aspect of this application provides a training apparatus,including:

an obtaining module, configured to obtain offline simulation data, wherethe offline simulation data includes a historical loading scheme and ahistorical actual loading rate that are calculated throughthree-dimensional loading, where

the obtaining module is further configured to obtain a feature vectorfrom the offline simulation data, where the feature vector includes afeature value of historical transportation goods corresponding to thehistorical loading scheme;

a conversion module, configured to convert the feature vector intotraining data in a preset format; and

a training module, configured to train a predictive model by using thetraining data, to obtain a fast loading model, where the fast loadingmodel is used to output an actual loading rate of each goods allocationscheme in a goods allocation scheme set for each transportation route,and the actual loading rate is a proportion of goods loaded into acontainer in the container in each goods allocation scheme.

With reference to the fourth aspect of this application, in a firstimplementation of the fourth aspect of this application, the presetformat is: (a feature vector, a historical actual loading rate).

With reference to the fourth aspect of this application or the firstimplementation of the fourth aspect of this application, in a secondimplementation of the fourth aspect of this application, the predictivemodel includes: a linear regression model, a ridge regression model, anLASSO model, a support vector machine model, a random forest model, anXgBoost model, or an artificial neural network model.

With reference to the fourth aspect of this application, in the firstimplementation of the fourth aspect of this application, or the secondimplementation of the fourth aspect of this application, in a thirdimplementation of the fourth aspect of this application, the obtainingmodule may include:

an obtaining submodule, configured to obtain at least one historicalroute scheme and a first historical goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme, whereeach of the at least one historical route scheme is a transportationroute planned for transporting historical transportation goods, thefirst historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one historical route scheme includes at least onehistorical goods allocation scheme, and each goods allocation scheme inthe first historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to eachof the at least one historical route scheme is a scheme for allocatingthe historical transportation goods for the corresponding route scheme;

a three-dimensional loading submodule, configured to determine, by usinga three-dimensional loading algorithm, an actual loading rate of eachgoods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation set correspondingto each of the at least one historical route scheme, where the actualloading rate is a proportion of goods loaded into a container in thecontainer in a goods allocation scheme; and

an evaluation submodule, configured to integrate and evaluate, based onthe actual loading rate, each of the at least one historical routescheme and each goods allocation scheme in the first historical goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least onehistorical route scheme, to determine a target transportation scheme,where the target transportation scheme includes a target route schemeand a target goods allocation scheme corresponding to the target routescheme.

In this embodiment of this application, the three-dimensional loadingalgorithm may be used for calculation during training of the fastloading model, to obtain a historical loading scheme corresponding tothe historical route scheme, so that the actual loading rate of thegoods allocation scheme corresponding to the historical route scheme canbe accurately output.

With reference to the third implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication, in a fourth implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication, the obtaining submodule includes:

an obtaining unit, configured to obtain a historical freight bill, wherethe historical freight bill includes transportation node information andinformation about the historical transportation goods, thetransportation node information includes a freight starting point, afreight ending point, and M pickup points, and the information about thehistorical transportation goods includes information about thehistorical transportation goods distributed at the M pickup points,where M is a positive integer;

a route planning unit, configured to determine the at least onehistorical route scheme based on the transportation node information,where each of the at least one historical route scheme includes at leastone transportation route, each of the at least one transportation routeincludes a freight starting point, a freight ending point, and N of theM pickup points, and each of the at least one historical route schemecovers the M pickup points, where N is a positive integer and N≤M; and

a goods allocation unit, configured to allocate the historicaltransportation goods for each transportation route in each of the atleast one historical route scheme, to obtain each goods allocationscheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one historical route scheme.

With reference to the third implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication, in a fifth implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication, the route planning unit is specifically configured to:

if an amount of historical route data is greater than a first threshold,initialize transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based on thehistorical route data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix;

determine a transfer probability distribution of the M pickup pointsbased on the hyperparameter matrix, where the transfer probabilitydistribution includes a transfer probability of a container in atransportation route between the freight starting point and the M pickuppoints, between the freight ending point and the M pickup points, orbetween the M pickup points; and

determine each transportation route in each of the at least onehistorical route scheme based on the transfer probability distribution,to obtain the at least one historical route scheme.

With reference to the fourth implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication, in a sixth implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication, the training apparatus further includes:

an initialization module, configured to: if the amount of historicalroute data is not greater than the first threshold, initialize thetransfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points by using a heuristicalgorithm, to obtain the hyperparameter matrix.

With reference to any one of the third implementation of the fourthaspect of this application to the fifth implementation of the fourthaspect of this application, in a sixth implementation of the fourthaspect of this application, the goods allocation unit is specificallyconfigured to:

cluster goods at each of the M pickup points based on a clusteringcondition, to obtain a clustering result, where the clustering conditionincludes a length, a width, a height, and a weight of the goods;

perform sampling calculation on the clustering result by using a firstgoods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, toobtain a first goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickuppoints, where the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points is a hyperparameter for allocating the goods at each ofthe M pickup points, and each goods allocation manner in the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points is a manner ofallocating goods distributed at a pickup point for a corresponding routescheme; and

separately select a goods allocation manner from the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goodsallocation scheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme.

With reference to any one of the third implementation of the fourthaspect of this application to the sixth implementation of the fourthaspect of this application, in a seventh implementation of the fourthaspect of this application, the evaluation submodule is specificallyconfigured to:

calculate scores of all obtained goods allocation schemes by using apreset evaluation function and the actual loading rate;

if all the goods allocation schemes include one or more goods allocationschemes scored higher than a second threshold, determine the targetgoods allocation scheme in the one or more goods allocation schemesscored higher than the second threshold, and use a route schemecorresponding to the target goods allocation scheme as the target routescheme; and

determine the target transportation scheme based on the target goodsallocation scheme and the target route scheme.

With reference to the seventh implementation of the fourth aspect ofthis application, in an eighth implementation of the fourth aspect ofthis application, the evaluation function includes:

${{f\left( {\overset{\rightarrow}{R},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{V}},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{W}}} \right)} = {{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{\alpha {{r_{Vi} - \overset{\_}{r_{V}} - r_{Wi} + \overset{\_}{r_{W}}}}}} - {\beta \left( {r_{Vi} + r_{Wi}} \right)} + {\gamma \; {Cost}\; \left( R_{i} \right)}}},$

where {right arrow over (R)} is a route scheme vector, m is a quantityof containers, r_(V) is a volume actual loading rate vector of the mcontainers, r_(W) is a weight actual loading rate vector of the mcontainers; α, β, and γ are weight parameters, r_(Vi) is a volume actualloading rate of an i^(th) container, r_(Wi) is a weight actual loadingrate of an i^(th) container, r_(V) is an average volume actual loadingrate of the m containers, and r_(W) is an average weight actual loadingrate of the m containers.

With reference to the sixth implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication or the seventh implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication, in an eleventh implementation of the fourth aspect of thisapplication, the evaluation submodule is further configured to:

if all the goods allocation schemes do not include the goods allocationscheme scored higher than the second threshold, perform samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, where each goodsallocation manner in the second goods allocation manner set of each ofthe M pickup points is a manner of allocating goods distributed at apickup point for a corresponding route scheme, and the second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained byupdating the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points based on each goods allocation scheme in the firsthistorical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one historical route scheme;

separately select a goods allocation manner from the second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manners, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thesecond historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one historical route scheme, where each goods allocationscheme in the second historical goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme is ascheme of allocating the historical transportation goods for acorresponding route scheme; and

calculate a score of each goods allocation scheme in the secondhistorical goods allocation scheme set for each of the at least onehistorical route scheme by using the evaluation function and an actualloading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the second historicalgoods allocation scheme set for each of the at least one historicalroute scheme, where the actual loading rate of each goods allocationscheme in the second historical goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one historical route scheme is obtained by using thethree-dimensional loading submodel.

It should be understood that when allocation is repeatedly performed byusing the goods allocation scheme, a route scheme may further bere-planned, or goods may be directly reallocated by using the at leastone historical route scheme.

With reference to any one of the fourth aspect of this application, andthe third implementation of the fourth aspect of this application to theeleventh implementation of the fourth aspect of this application, in atwelfth implementation of the fourth aspect of this application, thetraining apparatus further includes:

a determining module, configured to: before each of the at least onehistorical route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in the firsthistorical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one historical route scheme are integrated and evaluated based onthe actual loading rate to determine the target transportation scheme,if determining, based on the actual loading rate, that L of the M pickuppoints further include remaining goods not allocated to the container,determine a remaining goods route scheme and a remaining goodsallocation scheme for the remaining goods, where L≤M, and L is apositive integer, where

the evaluation submodule is further configured to integrate andevaluate, based on the actual loading rate, each goods allocation schemein the first historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding toeach of the at least one historical route scheme, and the remaininggoods route scheme and the remaining goods allocation scheme, todetermine the target transportation scheme.

A fifth aspect of this application provides a determining apparatus, andthe determining apparatus may include:

a processor, a memory, a bus, and an input/output interface, where theprocessor, the memory, and the input/output interface are connected byusing the bus;

the memory is configured to store program code; and

when invoking the program code in the memory, the processor performs thesteps of the method provided in the first aspect of this application.

A sixth aspect of this application provides a training apparatus, andthe training apparatus may include:

a processor, a memory, a bus, and an input/output interface, where theprocessor, the memory, and the input/output interface are connected byusing the bus;

the memory is configured to store program code; and

when invoking the program code in the memory, the processor performs thesteps of the method provided in the second aspect of this application.

A seventh aspect of the embodiments of this application provides astorage medium, where the storage medium stores a programmableinstruction, and when the programmable instruction is run on a computer,the computer is enabled to perform the method described in any one ofthe first aspect or the implementations of the first aspect.

The storage medium includes: any medium that can store program code,such as a USB flash drive, a removable hard disk, a read-only memory(English acronym: ROM, English full name: Read-Only Memory), a randomaccess memory (English acronym: RAM, English full name: Random AccessMemory), a magnetic disk, or an optical disc.

An eighth aspect of the embodiments of this application provides astorage medium, where the storage medium stores a programmableinstruction, and when the programmable instruction is run on a computer,the computer is enabled to perform the method described in any one ofthe second aspect or the implementations of the second aspect. Thestorage medium includes: any medium that can store program code, such asa USB flash drive, a removable hard disk, a read-only memory (Englishacronym: ROM, English full name: Read-Only Memory), a random accessmemory (English acronym: RAM, English full name: Random Access Memory),a magnetic disk, or an optical disc.

A ninth aspect of the embodiments of this application provides acomputer program product, where the computer program product includes acomputer software instruction, and the computer software instruction maybe loaded by a processor to implement the procedure in the method fordetermining a transportation scheme in the first aspect.

A tenth aspect of the embodiments of this application provides acomputer program product, where the computer program product includes acomputer software instruction, and the computer software instruction maybe loaded by a processor to implement the procedure in the method fortraining a fast loading model in the second aspect.

An eleventh aspect of the embodiments of this application provides asimulation system, including a determining apparatus and a trainingapparatus, where the determining apparatus is configured to performsteps in any one of the first aspect and the implementations of thefirst aspect of this application; and the training apparatus performsthe steps in any one of the second aspect and the implementations of thesecond aspect of this application.

It can be learned from the foregoing technical solutions that theembodiments of this application have the following advantages:

When the target transportation scheme is determined, the actual loadingrate of the goods allocation scheme corresponding to each route schemecan be obtained by using the fast loading model, and then, the targettransportation scheme is determined based on the actual loading rate.The fast loading model is obtained by training the offline simulationdata offline, the offline simulation data is a historical loading schemeobtained through three-dimensional calculation, the actual loading rateof the goods allocation scheme can be fast obtained by using the fastloading model, a loading manner can be obtained without a need ofperforming the three-dimensional operation, and the actual loading ratecan be directly calculated, so that the actual loading rate of the goodsallocation scheme can be fast obtained, and duration required forobtaining the actual loading rate can be reduced, thereby improvingefficiency of obtaining the target transportation scheme.

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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of an application scenario of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 12 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 13 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 14 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of training a predictivemodel according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a method fordetermining a transportation scheme according to an embodiment of thisapplication;

FIG. 16 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of three-dimensionalloading simulation according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a determiningapparatus according to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a training apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application;

FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a determiningapparatus according to an embodiment of this application; and

FIG. 20 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a trainingapparatus according to an embodiment of this application.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

Embodiments of this application provide a method for determining atransportation scheme, a method for training a fast loading model, and adevice that are used for goods transportation, to fast obtain a targettransportation scheme, reduce transportation costs, and improvetransportation efficiency especially when a transportation volume islarge and a situation is complex.

With development of logistics industry, goods transportation is widelyused in industry and life, and container loading simulation is a coreproblem in the logistics field. In this case, high efficiency andaccuracy need to be achieved for the container loading simulation. Highefficiency means that a quick response can be made, and a loading resultcan be output in a short time by using input data. Therefore, alogistics resource can be preferentially preempted, a delivery time canbe shortened, and timely transportation and delivery of goods can beensured. Accuracy means that an output loading result is valid, so thatutilization of a container can be improved, and transportation costs canbe reduced.

A scenario applied to the embodiments of this application may be shownin FIG. 1. In the embodiments of this application, only two ports, fourpickup points, and two containers are used as an example. In actualapplication, quantities of ports, pickup points, and containers may beadjusted according to an actual requirement, and details are not limitedherein. A target freight bill is determined first. The target freightbill includes to-be-transported goods, pickup points, and ports. Theto-be-transported goods are distributed at a pickup point D₁, a pickuppoint D₂, a pickup point D₃, and a pickup point D₄. Containers arerequired to transport the to-be-transported goods to a port 2, and thecontainers are located at a port 1. Then, a quantity of the containersand a route of each container, and a goods allocation scheme and aloading scheme of each container on the way to the pickup points arethen determined. The method for determining a transportation schemeprovided in the embodiments of this application can be used to quicklygenerate an optimal transportation route and loading scheme of acontainer, and an actual loading rate of the container andtransportation efficiency can be improved. In an actual scenario, thecontainer may be transported by a freight car, and one container may betransported by one freight car.

For example, in the target freight bill, it is required that goods atD₁, D₂, D₃, and D₄ be transported to the port 2, and it can bedetermined that a route scheme is that: a container 1 departs from theport 1, passes through D₁ and D₃, picks-up goods of D₁ and D₃, and thenarrives at the port 2. After calculation, a volume actual loading rateof the container 1 is 95%, and a weight actual loading rate is 96%. Acontainer 2 departs from the port 1, passes through D₂ and D₄,transports goods of D₂ and D₄, and then arrives at the port 2. Aftercalculation, a volume actual loading rate of the container 2 is 97%, anda weight actual loading rate is 98%. Therefore, an optimal route forgoods transportation can be obtained by using the method for determininga transportation scheme provided in the embodiments of this application,and the volume actual loading rate and the weight actual loading rate ofthe container are improved.

A procedure of the method for determining a transportation schemeprovided in the embodiments of this application is described below.Referring to FIG. 2, a schematic diagram of an embodiment of the methodfor determining a transportation scheme provided in the embodiments ofthis application includes the following steps.

201. Obtain a target freight bill.

The target freight bill is a freight bill of to-be-transported goods,the target freight bill includes a transportation node andto-be-transported goods information, and the transportation nodeincludes a port and M pickup points. The port may include a freightstarting point and a freight ending point for transporting theto-be-transported goods, and the freight starting point and the freightending point may be a same port, or may be different ports. Theto-be-transported goods are distributed at various pickup points of theM pickup points. There may be one or more ports, and there may be one ormore M pickup points. Details are not limited herein. In actualapplication, the freight bill of the to-be-transported goods may beinput by a user, or may be generated by an actual transportation system.

202. Plan a transportation route based on a transportation node, toobtain a route scheme set.

After the target freight bill is obtained, the freight starting pointand the freight ending point for transportation, and the pickup pointsat which the to-be-transported goods are distributed may be determinedby using the target freight bill, the transportation route may beplanned based on historical route data to obtain at least one routescheme, each of the at least one route scheme may include at least onetransportation route, that is, a plurality of transportation routes forma complete route scheme, the at least one route scheme forms a routescheme set, and the route scheme set includes the at least one routescheme. One transportation route may correspond to one container. If aplurality of containers are required for completing transportation ofthe to-be-transported goods, transportation routes of the plurality ofcontainers can be determined, and if goods at one pickup point cannot betransported by using one container, the plurality of containers may beused for transportation. Therefore, one pickup point may be passedthrough by a plurality of containers. For example, a requirement in thetarget freight bill is to transport goods of pickup points D₁, D₂, D₃,and D₄ to a port 2. A container departs from a port 1, a transferhyperparameter of a pickup point may be initialized, then, a pickuppoint transfer probability may be obtained by using the transferhyperparameter of the pickup point, a transfer probability betweenpickup points, or between a port and a pickup point is determined, and aplurality of transportation routes may be obtained based on the pickuppoint transfer probability and include at least one transportation routefrom the port 1 to D₁, D₂, D₃, and D₄, and to the port 2, or at leastone route scheme from the port 1 to D₂, D₁, D₄, and D₃, to the port 2and the like. The at least one transportation route may form at leastone route scheme, and the at least one route scheme forms a route schemeset.

Specifically, the target freight bill includes the transportation nodeand the information about to-be-transported goods distributed at the Mpickup points. The transportation node includes ports and the M pickuppoints. M is a positive integer, and the port includes the freightstarting point and the freight ending point. The freight starting pointand the freight ending point may be a same port, or may be differentports. Route planning is performed based on the transportation node, toobtain the route scheme set. The route scheme set includes the at leastone route scheme, and each of the at least one route scheme includes atleast one transportation route. Using a route scheme as an example, theroute scheme includes at least one transportation route, alltransportation routes in the route scheme cover the M pickup points, andone transportation route in the route scheme may cover L of the M pickuppoints, where L≤M.

In actual application, a planned route may be adjusted based on thehistorical route data or a preset weight. For example, a transferprobability between a port and a pickup point or between pickup pointsmay be obtained based on a historical route scheme, that is, a transferprobability between pickup points may alternatively be initializedthrough random distribution or even distribution, and then, eachtransportation route in each route scheme in a route scheme set isgenerated based on the transfer probability between the pickup points.Compared with a scheme in the prior art in which a route scheme isobtained through searching by using a rule, in this embodiment of thisapplication, each route scheme in the route scheme set can be quicklygenerated based on the transfer probability between the pickup points,thereby improving efficiency of obtaining the route scheme.

Each route scheme in the route scheme set may further need to becompared in detail, to determine a most suitable route scheme.Conditions of determining the most suitable route scheme may include aroute length, an actual loading rate of a container in a route scheme,or a difference between a volume actual loading rate and a weight actualloading rate of a container in a route scheme. A shorter route indicatesa better route scheme. A greater actual loading rate of the container inthe route scheme indicates a better route scheme. A smaller differencebetween the volume actual loading rate and the weight actual loadingrate of the container in the route scheme indicates a better routescheme.

203. Perform goods allocation based on the route scheme set, to obtain agoods allocation scheme set for each route scheme in the route schemeset.

The route scheme set includes the at least one route scheme, andtherefore, goods allocation needs to be further performed for each ofthe at least one route scheme. That goods allocation is performed foreach transportation route in each route scheme in the route scheme setmeans that the to-be-transported goods are allocated to a containercorresponding to each transportation route in each route scheme, toobtain the goods allocation scheme set for each of the at least oneroute scheme, namely, the first goods allocation scheme set.

Specifically, during the goods allocation, since there are differenttypes of goods, and distribution probabilities of the different types ofgoods may vary, the goods allocation cannot be simply performed by usinga distribution algorithm, and the goods allocation needs to be definedby calculating actual probability distributions of the different typesof goods. In this embodiment of this application, before the goodsallocation is performed, goods of each pickup point may be clusteredfirst, and then for a same type of goods, a probability distribution isused to determine an allocation manner. A reference condition ofclustering may be a length, a width, a height, a weight, a minimumcontact area, a material, a bearing coefficient, or the like of thegoods. To improve efficiency, the clustering may be performed by usingsome conditions. For example, the clustering may be performed by usingthe length, the width, the height, and the weight. The clustering mayinclude precise clustering and fuzzy clustering. In this embodiment ofthis application, for example, clustering is performed by using thelength, the width, the height, and the weight. The precise clusteringmay be classifying four pieces of goods having completely same featuresinto one category. The clustering is a small granularity-basedclustering manner, and a clustering speed is high. The clustering isperformed in this way, and accuracy of goods allocation can be improved.When a quantity of categories of goods generated through the preciseclustering is excessively large, evaluation and operation costs of onescheme, that is, one route scheme are increased, and the increase in theevaluation and operation costs includes an increase in operation time, adecrease in operation efficiency, and the like. Therefore, when thequantity of categories obtained through the precise clustering isgreater than a preset threshold, a clustering operation mayalternatively be performed by using clustering algorithms such asK-means (k-means) clustering, a Gaussian mixture model, or ahierarchical clustering method. Therefore, for goods at each pickuppoint, a distribution of each category can be obtained by using aclustering algorithm, and each goods allocation scheme in the goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme is obtained based on the distribution of each category.

204. Determine an actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme byusing a fast loading model.

After the goods allocation scheme of each of the at least one routescheme is determined, the actual loading rate of each of the at leastone route scheme may be determined by using the fast loading model, andthe actual loading rate may include a volume actual loading rate and aweight actual loading rate. The fast loading model is obtained throughoffline training by using the offline simulation data, and the offlinesimulation data may be a historical loading scheme calculated throughthree-dimensional loading. The volume actual loading rate is aproportion of goods allocated to a container relative to a load volumeof the container, and the weight actual loading rate is a proportion ofgoods allocated to a container relative to a load weight of thecontainer.

In actual application, a feature may be extracted from the historicalloading scheme, the offline simulation data is converted into trainingdata in a preset format, then a predictive model is trained by using thetraining data, and the predictive model may be used to predict a loadingscheme of the to-be-transported goods, to output the actual loadingrate. Compared with the prior art in which three-dimensional loading isused for online calculation, the fast loading model in this embodimentof this application can fast output the actual loading rate of each ofthe at least one route scheme, thereby improving efficiency of obtainingthe target transportation scheme.

205. Integrate and evaluate, based on the actual loading rate, eachroute scheme and the goods allocation scheme corresponding to each routescheme, to determine a target transportation scheme.

After the goods allocation scheme of each route scheme in the goodsallocation scheme set is obtained, each of the at least one route schemeand a corresponding goods allocation scheme need to be comparativelyevaluated, to select a target route scheme, that is, the target routescheme in each of the at least one route scheme. A specific evaluationmanner may be that: the shorter distance of a route scheme, the better;the higher actual loading rate of a container, the better; and thesmaller difference between a volume actual loading rate and a weightactual loading rate of a container, the better. Based on differentconditions including a length of the route scheme, the actual loadingrate of the container, and the difference between the volume actualloading rate and the weight actual loading rate of the container, thetarget route scheme and a corresponding target goods allocation scheme,that is, the target transportation scheme, can be determined throughcollaborative evaluation. The target transportation scheme may includean optimal or second optimal transportation scheme corresponding to thetarget freight bill.

In actual application, iterative route planning, goods allocation, fastloading, and integration and evaluation may be performed on the routescheme in the route solution set. After a stopping condition is met, forexample, after a quantity of iteration times reaches a threshold, orafter an optimal route scheme and goods allocation scheme are obtained,the target transportation scheme is output.

In this embodiment of this application, after a target freight bill isobtained, route planning is performed based on the target freight bill,and a route scheme set can be obtained. The route scheme set includes atleast one route scheme, each of the at least one route scheme includesat least one transportation route, that is, the at least onetransportation route forms a complete route scheme, and goods allocationis performed for each transportation route in each route scheme in theroute scheme set, to obtain a goods allocation scheme for each of the atleast one route scheme. Compared with the prior art in which a largequantity of times of route searching are performed by using a Tabusearch method, in this embodiment of this application, a quantity oftimes of route searching can be reduced, and efficiency of obtaining aroute scheme can be improved. Subsequently, an actual loading rate ofeach route scheme in the goods allocation scheme set is fast output byusing a fast loading model, where the actual loading rate includes avolume actual loading rate and a weight actual loading rate, and thenintegration and evaluation are performed on the goods allocation schemeand each of the at least one route scheme in the route scheme set, toobtain a target route scheme and a target goods allocation schemecorresponding to the target route scheme. The target route scheme andthe target goods allocation scheme form a target transportation scheme.The fast loading model is obtained training the offline simulation data,and the offline simulation data includes a historical loading schemecalculated through three-dimensional loading. Compared with the priorart in which a loading scheme is obtained in an online operation throughthree-dimensional loading, in this embodiment of this application, theactual loading rate can be fast output, and each of the at least oneroute scheme and the corresponding goods allocation scheme areintegrated and evaluated based on the actual loading rate, to obtain thetarget transportation scheme, so that efficiency of obtaining the targetroute scheme and the target goods allocation scheme, that is,determining the target transportation scheme can be improved.

The foregoing describes the procedure of the method for determining atransportation scheme in the embodiments of this application, and thefollowing describes more detail the method for determining atransportation scheme in the embodiments of this application. FIG. 3 isa schematic diagram of another embodiment of the method for determininga transportation scheme in the embodiments of this application.

A procedure of the method for determining a transportation scheme maybe: After a target freight bill is received 301, a hyperparameter isinitialized 302, and a transfer hyperparameter of a pickup point isinitialized; after the transfer hyperparameter of the pickup point isinitialized, a pickup point transfer probability distribution can beobtained based on the transfer hyperparameter of the pickup point, androute planning 303 is performed based on the pickup point transferprobability distribution, to obtain a route scheme set; then, goodsallocation 304 is performed for each route scheme in the route schemeset, to obtain a goods allocation scheme set for each route scheme inthe route scheme set; then, fast loading 306 is performed, fast goodsloading is performed for the route scheme and the goods allocationscheme to output an actual loading rate, and scheme evaluation 305 isperformed, to integrate and evaluate the route scheme and the goodsallocation scheme; and the route scheme set and the goods allocationscheme are further integrated and evaluated to obtain the target routescheme and the corresponding target goods allocation scheme, that is, asimulation result 309. The fast loading model in the fast loading stepis obtained by training the offline simulation data 308 offline that isobtained through offline simulation 307. In actual application, step 303to step 306 may be repeatedly performed, to repeatedly explore a routescheme and explore a goods allocation scheme until a stopping conditionis met, to obtain the target route scheme and the corresponding targetgoods allocation scheme. Alternatively, one route scheme in the routescheme set and a corresponding goods allocation scheme may be directlyused as the target route scheme and the corresponding target goodsallocation scheme. Adjustment may be specifically made based on anactual design requirement, and details are not limited herein.

The following specifically describes the steps in this embodiment ofthis application.

301. Target freight bill.

First, a target freight bill is obtained 301, and a transportation nodeand to-be-transported goods may be learned of from the target freightbill. The transportation node includes a port and a pickup point, andthe to-be-transported goods are distributed at each pickup point. Theport may include a freight starting point and a freight ending point,the freight starting point and the freight ending point may be a sameport, or may be different ports. For example, the target freight billmay indicate that a port 1 is the freight starting point, andto-be-transported goods distributed at a pickup point 1 and a pickuppoint 2 are to be transported to a port 2.

302. Hyperparameter initialization.

Subsequently, a transfer hyperparameter of a pickup point isinitialized, a pickup point transfer probability distribution isobtained based on the initialized transfer hyperparameter of the pickuppoint, and the pickup point transfer probability distribution includes atransfer probability of a container from a port to a pickup point orbetween pickup points, for example, a transfer probability from a pickuppoint D₁ to a pickup point D₂.

In actual application, a specific procedure of the Bayesian estimationalgorithm may be as follows: A prior distribution is first allocated toa to-be-estimated estimator, then a posterior distribution is calculatedbased on the Bayesian formula with reference to experimental data, andthen an estimated value of the to-be-estimated estimator is obtainedbased on the posterior distribution. Therefore, in the method fordetermining a goods allocation scheme in this embodiment of thisapplication, the transfer hyperparameter of the pickup point may becalculated by using the Bayesian estimation algorithm. The priordistribution may be obtained based on historical data or userexperience. In an actual service system, a large amount of historicalroute data is accumulated, a large quantity of samples ofto-be-estimated estimators may be extracted from the historical routedata, and the hyperparameter is estimated by using these samples. Thehistorical route data may be used as prior data. In addition, in actualapplication, the prior data may be adjusted based on experience of anactual scheduler. However, when the quantity of the samples of theto-be-estimated estimators obtained from the historical route data islower than a preset threshold, the hyperparameter cannot be estimated,and a heuristic algorithm may be used for estimation. The followingseparately describes in detail the Bayesian estimation algorithm and theheuristic algorithm that can be used in this embodiment of thisapplication.

1. Bayesian Estimation Algorithm.

A prior distribution may be generated by sampling a polynomialdistribution, a binomial distribution, or the like. For example, whenthe target freight bill includes k pickup points D₁, D₂, D₃, . . . , andD_(k) and a port, a transfer probability from the port to the pickuppoints is a polynomial distribution: a parameter θ=(θ₁, θ₂, . . . ,θ_(k)), and the transfer probability from the port to the pickup pointsis shown in FIG. 4. Transfer from a port to a pickup point or betweentwo pickup points represents a transfer mode in which a starting pointis a current starting point, and an ending point is a current jumppoint. If the current jump point is a pickup point required in thetarget freight bill, and is different from the current starting point,such a transfer mode is a valid transfer mode, that is, it isdetermined, based on the pickup point in the target freight bill, thatthe transfer mode is a valid transfer mode. If the preset parameter θfollows the Dirichlet(α) distribution, and α is a hyperparameter, theposterior distribution also follows the Dirichlet distribution. Theprior distribution and the posterior distribution only differ in thehyperparameter. Therefore, calculation of the posterior distribution maybe simplified, and in this embodiment of this application, it may beconsidered that θ follows the Dirichlet(α) distribution.

Each piece of historical route data may indicate a historicaltransportation route. For example, there is a piece of historical routedata: Port→D₁→D₃→D₆→Port which indicates that a transportation route is:departing from a port, successively passing through D₁, D₃, and D₆ andthen returning to the port. A specific initialization procedure mayinclude the following steps: first, selecting a pickup point or a portin the target freight bill as the current starting point, sifting outthe historical route data, and if there are k pickup points in thefreight bill, determining (k+1) pieces of historical route data. Forexample, if a port is selected as the current starting point, use of anypickup point in the freight bill as the current jump point can form avalid transfer mode, and there needs to be at least one correspondingvalid transfer mode in the historical route data sifted out. Forexample, in the target freight bill, if a route from a port to D₁ isselected, at least one route in the historical route data sifted outincludes a route from the port to D₁. As shown in FIG. 5, assuming thatthe target freight bill includes a port and two pickup points D₁ and D₄,historical routes that are of transferring from the port to D₁ ortransferring from the port to D₄ and that are included in the historicalroute data are used as the valid transfer mode.

The historical route data sifted out is arranged in a preset order, andS pieces of historical route data are sequentially selected based on apreset window size. As shown in FIG. 6, it may be preset that S=3, andthen each window has three historical routes, and if a quantity of thelast historical routes is less than 3, the historical routes may begrouped into a previous window. If a quantity of historical routes in acurrent window is less than a preset first threshold N_(min),calculation may be performed by using the heuristic algorithm. A case inwhich a quantity of historical routes in a window is not less than thefirst threshold N_(min) is first described herein, and a case in which aquantity of historical routes in a window is less than the firstthreshold is separately described, that is, the heuristic algorithm isseparately described.

Statistics on a quantity of times that a valid transfer mode occurs isseparately collected in historical route data of each window, and basedon this, a parameter of a corresponding polynomial distribution iscalculated. Assuming that there are t windows, where t≥N_(min), tsamples of θ can be obtained. A specific counting process may be shownin FIG. 7. Route data in one window is selected, and statistics onhistorical route data of the window is collected. For example, if acurrent starting point is a port, and a current jump point is D₁,statistics on a quantity of historical routes from the port to D₁ iscollected. After statistics on a quantity of times of transferring fromthe port to the pickup point or between the pickup points is collected,normalization calculation is performed to obtain the parameter θ of thepolynomial distribution.

After statistics on historical route data of all windows are collected,maximum likelihood estimation is performed based on the obtained tsamples of θ, to calculate an estimated value of the hyperparameter α.

2. Heuristic Algorithm.

If a quantity of historical routes in a current window is less than apreset threshold N_(min), a hyperparameter may be calculated by usingthe heuristic algorithm. If there are k pickup points in the targetfreight bill, using one pickup point D_(i) thereof as an example, atotal volume of goods is V_(i), a total weight is W_(i), a maximumloading volume of a container is V, and a maximum weight is W.

A specific algorithm procedure of the heuristic algorithm may includethe following steps.

First, a minimum quantity of cars required for loading all goods of thepickup point D_(i) is calculated. Herein, one car is considered as onecontainer, where min_car=(V_(i)/V,W_(i)/W). After the minimum quantityof cars min_car is calculated, the minimum quantity of cars is roundedup.

Then, an energy coefficient P_(Di) of the pickup point D_(i) iscalculated, and the energy coefficient is a hyperparameter of apolynomial distribution corresponding to the pickup point, where

${{P_{Di} = \frac{min\_ car}{{min\_ car}{\_ ceiled}}},\left( {0 < P_{Di} \leq 1} \right)}.$

If there is no bonded warehouse, where the bonded warehouse is awarehouse from which goods can be transported out after taxes are paid,and is only accessible to an empty container, the hyperparameter of thepolynomial distribution corresponding to the pickup point D_(i) is:

α_(Di)=(P _(D) ₁ , . . . ,P _(D(i+1)) , . . . ,P _(Dk) ,P _(Di)).

A hyperparameter of a polynomial distribution corresponding to a portis: α_(Port)=(P_(D) ₁ , P_(D2), . . . , P_(DK)).

In an actual scenario, a bonded warehouse may also exist at a pickuppoint. If the bonded warehouse exists at the pickup point, assuming thatthe bonded warehouse is D_(i), the hyperparameter of the polynomialdistribution corresponding to the port is set to: α_(Port)=(ε₍₁₎, . . ., ε_((i−1)), 1, ε_((i+1)), the hyperparameter corresponding to thepickup point D_(i) is 1, hyperparameters of other pickup points may beset to ε, and ε corresponding to the other pickup points may be set to avery small number, for example, 0.00001 or 0.0000001.

In actual application, a large amount of high-quality historical routedata is accumulated, and a valid data basis may be provided forhyperparameter initialization. In the method for determining atransportation scheme provided in this embodiment of this application,hyperparameter initialization may be performed by using the historicalroute data, a more accurate route scheme may be obtained by using thehistorical route data, and in addition, efficiency of obtaining a routescheme subsequently can be improved.

303. Route planning.

After the transfer hyperparameter of the pickup point is initialized,route planning is performed. A transportation route needs to be plannedto determine a route scheme and a quantity of containers fortransportation. After the hyperparameter is initialized, a pickup pointtransfer hyperparameter matrix may be obtained. A pickup point transferprobability matrix may be generated by using the pickup point transferhyperparameter matrix, and the pickup point transfer probability matrixincludes a probability distribution of transferring between a port and apickup point, or between pickup points. A transfer probability is atransfer probability from one port to one pickup point or from onepickup point to another pickup point, and may be obtained based on thehistorical route data. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, it may belearned from the figure that a transfer probability from a pickup pointA to a pickup point B is 0.2, a transfer probability from the pickuppoint A to a pickup point C is 0.6, and so on. After the hyperparametermatrix is calculated by using the Bayesian estimation algorithm or theheuristic algorithm, in this embodiment of this application, anestimated value of the transfer probability matrix may be obtained byselecting an expected value by using the Dirichlet distribution, and thetransfer probability matrix is obtained by selecting the expected value.In actual application, if a route needs to be preferentially selected, aweight of a transfer probability of this route may be increased, and theweight of the transfer probability of this route may be increased bysetting the transfer probability.

After the transfer probability matrix is obtained, a route scheme set,that is, a route scheme group, is generated through sampling. An exampleof obtaining a route scheme through sampling is shown in FIG. 9. Thetransfer probability between a port and a pickup point or between pickuppoints can be obtained by using the transfer probability matrix, andthen, the route scheme set is determined by using the transferprobability matrix. For example, a current starting point is a port,step 1 is first performed, that is, a next jump point is selected fromthe port, and a transfer probability obtained through samplingcalculation is 0.23, the port is determined as a pickup point A, asubsequent pickup point determining manner is similar to a manner ofdetermining the pickup point A, and step 2 and step 3 are performed tosequentially determine a pickup point C and the port, and the obtainedroute scheme is Port→Pickup point A→Pickup point C→Port.

A probability P_(i) of selecting each route scheme may be calculated, iindicates an i^(th) scheme, namely, a route scheme, each of the at leastone route scheme may be evaluated by using the evaluation function, anda specific formula for calculating a probability of a scheme is:

${P_{i} = \frac{e^{f{(i)}}}{\sum_{j = 1}^{n}e^{- {f{(j)}}}}}.$

j represents a j^(th) scheme, r_(i) represents a total quantity ofschemes, f(i) is a score of a scheme, and the scheme score function isan evaluation function in a scheme evaluation step. Details are to bedescribed in step 305 of scheme evaluation step, and are not describedherein. Therefore, it can be learned from the formula for calculating ascheme probability that, a probability of selecting a route scheme isrelated to evaluation of the route scheme, and higher evaluation of theroute scheme indicates a greater probability of selecting the route. Itmay be understood as that, higher evaluation of the route schemeindicates that the route scheme is better.

m schemes are selected based on the calculated probability of selectingeach of the at least one route scheme, to update the route scheme set.In addition, the hyperparameter matrix in addition to the route schemeset may further be updated, to improve efficiency of subsequentlycalculating the hyperparameter, and if evaluation of a planned route isnot high, the route planning may continue to be performed by using theupdated hyperparameter matrix, to obtain a more accurate route scheme.The m selected schemes are used for Bayesian estimation to update thehyperparameter matrix, and a specific example of updating thehyperparameter matrix is shown in FIG. 10. For example, if a transfermode of Pickup point A→Pickup point B in the m schemes has occurredonce, a value of transferring from the pickup point A to the pickuppoint B in the corresponding hyperparameter matrix is increased by 1. Ifan original value is 0.6, an increased value is 1.6, and othertransferring calculation are deduced by analogy. After thehyperparameter matrix is updated, if there is no suitable route schemein the selected m schemes that are integrated and evaluated, the pickuppoint transfer probability matrix may continue to be obtained by usingthe hyperparameter matrix, and then the route planning is performedagain.

For example, after the hyperparameter is initialized, the pickup pointtransfer probability matrix is obtained based on the initializedtransfer hyperparameter of the pickup point, and a first route schemeset is determined based on the pickup point transfer probability matrix.The first route scheme set includes at least one route scheme, goodsallocation is performed based on each route scheme in the first routescheme set, and each goods allocation scheme in the goods allocationscheme set for each route scheme in the first route scheme set isobtained. Subsequently, each route scheme in the first route scheme setand the goods allocation scheme corresponding to each route scheme inthe first route scheme set are integrated and evaluated. If no suitabletarget transportation scheme is obtained based on a result of theintegration and evaluation, the transfer hyperparameter of the pickuppoint may be updated based on each route scheme in the first routescheme set, and the updated pickup point transfer probability matrix isobtained by using the updated transfer hyperparameter of the pickuppoint. The transportation route is re-planned based on the updatedpickup point transfer probability matrix, to obtain a second routescheme set. The second route scheme set includes at least one routescheme, and then goods allocation and integration and evaluation areperformed on each route scheme in the second route scheme set, to obtainthe target transportation scheme.

304. Goods allocation.

After the route planning is performed, and each route scheme in theroute scheme set is obtained, goods allocation may be performed for eachtransportation route in each route scheme in the route scheme set, andthe goods allocation is performed for each transportation route in eachroute scheme in the route scheme set, to obtain goods loaded into acontainer in each transportation route.

One route scheme set may be considered as a group, and each scheme inthe group represents one route scheme. After a scheme is generated, eachtransportation route in the route scheme has been acknowledged.Therefore, a quantity of required containers, and a route of eachcontainer have been determined. In actual application, it may beconsidered that a container is in a one-to-one correspondence with atransportation route, and a container is in a one-to-one correspondencewith a freight car. In this case, goods loaded into a container furtherneed to be allocated, to determine goods loaded into each container.

During the goods allocation, since there are different types of goods,for example, different lengths, different widths, different heights, ordifferent weights, goods allocation at a pickup point cannot bedescribed by using a simple distribution. In this embodiment of thisapplication, goods may be clustered, and then the goods are allocatedthrough clustering. A reference condition of clustering may be a length,a width, a height, a weight, a minimum contact area, a material, abearing coefficient, or the like of the goods. To improve efficiency,the clustering may be performed by using some conditions. For example,the clustering may be performed by using the length, the width, theheight, and the weight. The clustering may include precise clusteringand fuzzy clustering. In this embodiment of this application, forexample, the clustering is performed by using the length, the width, theheight, and the weight. The precise clustering may be classifying fourpieces of goods having completely same features into one category. Theclustering is a small granularity-based clustering manner, and aclustering speed is high. The clustering is performed in this way, andaccuracy of goods allocation can be improved. When a quantity ofcategories of goods generated through the precise clustering isexcessively large, for example, a length of goods may be grouped into aplurality of categories, and a width may also be grouped into aplurality of categories, scheme calculation costs are increased.Therefore, when the quantity of categories obtained through the preciseclustering is greater than a preset threshold, a clustering operationmay alternatively be performed by using clustering algorithms such asK-means (k-means) clustering, a Gaussian mixture model, or ahierarchical clustering method. In this embodiment of this application,goods are classified by using a clustering method, and the goods areallocated after the classification, so that accuracy of subsequentlyobtaining a goods loading scheme can be improved.

For example, a schematic diagram of goods allocation may be shown inFIG. 11. At each pickup point, there is goods waiting to be transported.For example, categories of to-be-transported goods at a pickup point Ain FIG. 11 include a goods category 1, a goods category 2, or a goodscategory m_(A), each respectively corresponding to a first goodsallocation hyperparameter θ_(A1), θ_(A2), and θ_(A) _(mA) of the pickuppoint. Then, goods allocation is performed on to-be-transported goods ateach pickup point through sampling, and a category group representing agoods allocation manner set is generated for each pickup point. A schemein the category group represents a goods allocation manner of the pickuppoint. For example, two containers pass through the pickup point A, InFIG. 11, a scheme in a group 1 represents a scheme of allocating goodsof the pickup point A to the two containers, that is, represents anamount of each category of goods allocated to each container. One groupcan represent a goods allocation manner of only one pickup point, andcannot represent a complete goods allocation scheme. Therefore, goodsallocation manners of all pickup points need to be combined, and after acomplete scheme is formed, the scheme is evaluated, that is,collaborative evaluation is performed on the scheme, to determine agoods allocation scheme of each route scheme. For example, when a schemein a group 1 is evaluated, a group 2 and a group 3 each need to providea representative scheme, the scheme in the group 1 is first combinedwith the representative schemes in the group 2 and the group 3 to form acomplete goods allocation scheme, and then evaluation steps areperformed. A representative scheme may be randomly selected from agroup, may be an optimal scheme in a group, or may be an optimal schemedetermined after random selection is performed iteratively. Schemeevaluation may be performed, to be specific, an evaluation function instep 305 may be used to evaluate the goods allocation scheme. A score ofeach route scheme in the goods allocation scheme set is calculated byusing the evaluation function, and the evaluation function is to bedescribed in the following detailed description of step 305, and is notdescribed herein.

For example, one route scheme is used as an example. After a first goodsallocation scheme set is formed, and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set is evaluated and scored, if the firstgoods allocation scheme does not include a goods allocation schemescored higher than a second threshold, a first goods allocationhyperparameter of a pickup point may be updated by using the obtainedfirst goods allocation scheme set, to obtain a second goods allocationhyperparameter of the pickup point. To-be-transported goods arere-allocated by using the second goods allocation hyperparameter toobtain a second goods allocation scheme set corresponding to the routescheme, and each goods allocation scheme in the second goods allocationscheme set is continued to be integrated and evaluated, to determine atarget goods allocation scheme and a corresponding target route scheme.In actual application, goods allocation may be repeatedly performeduntil a stopping condition is met. For example, a quantity of iterationtimes reaches a preset quantity of times, or a quantity of goodsallocation schemes whose scores of results of integration and evaluationare higher than the second threshold reaches a preset quantity. Thegoods allocation stops after the target goods allocation scheme isdetermined.

Specifically, to improve the efficiency of the method for determining atransportation scheme in this embodiment of this application, after ascheme score is obtained, an algorithm similar to that used in step 303of route planning is used to calculate scheme selection probabilities, nschemes are selected based on the scheme selection probabilities, andoriginal pickup point hyperparameter matrices of various pickup pointsare updated based on the n schemes, obtain a target pickup pointhyperparameter matrix. After the goods allocation scheme of each pickuppoint is determined, a further learning process may be included, and thefurther learning process may be used to repeatedly allocate goods. Aspecific process of updating a goods allocation hyperparameter may beshown in FIG. 12. After the n goods allocation schemes are determined,and it is determined that goods can all be loaded into containers byusing all the goods allocation schemes, update is performed by using then goods allocation schemes. For example, in a goods allocation scheme,goods labeled by 1 is of a same category, goods labeled by 2 is of asame category, and goods labeled by 3 is of a same category, to bespecific, a category 1. The category 1 is in a first container, to bespecific, two pieces of goods are allocated to a car 1, hyperparametersof the corresponding car 1 and category 1 are increased by 2. Ifhyperparameters of the car 1 and the category 1 in an original pickuppoint hyperparameter matrix each are 1.0, the hyperparameters of the car1 and the category 1 that are increased by 2 in a target pickup pointhyperparameter matrix each are 3.0, and hyperparameters of othercategories and containers are deduced by analogy.

305. Scheme evaluation.

After the goods allocation is performed, and the goods allocation schemeis obtained, scheme evaluation is further required. The schemeevaluation is to integrate a route scheme and a goods allocation scheme,and evaluate the route scheme and the goods allocation scheme. Anevaluation index includes: a route length in a route scheme, an actualloading rate of a container, and a difference between a volume actualloading rate and a weight actual loading rate of a container. A shorterroute in a route scheme indicates a shorter car travelling route, thatis, a shorter transportation route of a container, so thattransportation costs can be reduced, and transportation efficiency canbe improved. A higher actual loading rate of a container, that is, alarger amount of goods loaded into a container indicates a smallerquantity of containers required for loading same goods, so that thetransportation costs can also be reduced and the transportationefficiency can be improved. The difference between the volume actualloading rate and the weight actual loading rate of the container cannotexceed a threshold. For example, as shown in FIG. 13, for goods of asame weight, when a volume actual loading rate of a container is 35% anda weight actual loading rate is 95%, a volume actual loading rate ofanother container is 95% and a weight actual loading rate is 35%, and anadditional container loads remaining goods, three containers arerequired; when a volume actual loading rate of a container is 75% and aweight actual loading rate is 85%, and a volume actual loading rate ofanother container is 80% and a weight actual loading rate is 75%, onlytwo containers are required. Therefore, the smaller the differencebetween the volume actual loading rate and the weight actual loadingrate of the container, the more container resources can be saved. Inactual application, the actual loading rate of the container may beobtained through fast loading, that is, step 306.

Containers with unbalanced actual loading rates may be obtained byobserving loading records of containers in historical data. The volumeactual loading rate and the weight actual loading rate are distributedat two corresponding sides of an average volume actual loading rater_(V) and an average weight actual loading rate of all goods in thefreight bill, that is, (r_(Vi)−r_(V) )(r_(Wi)−{right arrow over(r_(W))})<0, where r_(V) is equal to a volume of all the goods on thefreight bill/(a quantity of containers for loading*a volume of acontainer and r_(W) is equal to a weight of all the goods on the freightbill/(a quantity of containers for loading*a load weight of acontainer), r_(Vi) is a volume actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, and r_(Wi) is a weight actual loading rate of an i^(th)container.

Therefore, this embodiment of this application provides an evaluationfunction, to evaluate a route length and an actual loading rate of acontainer, and further compare a difference between a volume actualloading rate and a weight actual loading rate.

The evaluation function is:

${f\left( {\overset{\rightarrow}{R},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{V}},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{W}}} \right)} = {{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{\alpha {{r_{Vi} - \overset{\_}{r_{V}} - r_{Wi} + \overset{\_}{r_{W}}}}}} - {\beta \left( {r_{Vi} + r_{Wi}} \right)} + {\gamma \; {Cost}\; {\left( R_{i} \right).}}}$

{right arrow over (R)} K is a route scheme vector, m containers areincluded, {right arrow over (r_(V))} is a volume actual loading ratevector of the m containers, {right arrow over (r_(W))} is a weightactual loading rate vector of the m containers; α, β and γ are weightparameters, r_(Vi) is a volume actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(Wi) is a weight actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(V) is an average volume actual loading rate of the mcontainers, and r_(W) is an average weight actual loading rate of the mcontainers.

The evaluation function may be used to evaluate a route scheme, to siftout some invalid route schemes or low-evaluated route schemes, to updatethe route scheme set.

306. Fast loading.

When step 305 of scheme evaluation is performed, fast loading simulationmay be performed on each route scheme in the route scheme set by usingthe fast loading model, to obtain an actual loading rate of each routescheme in the goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each routescheme. Based on the goods allocation scheme obtained through goodsallocation, that is, a set of goods loaded into the container, theactual loading rate of the container is fast obtained. The fast loadingmodel is obtained by training the offline simulation data 308, theoffline simulation data includes a historical loading scheme obtainedthrough three-dimensional loading, the offline simulation data may beobtained through offline simulation 307, and the step of the offlinesimulation 307 is similar to the step of determining the targettransportation scheme in this embodiment of this application.

In actual application, in addition to conforming, by using the fastloading model, the actual loading rate that is of each goods allocationcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme and that isobtained by performing fast loading for each route scheme in the routescheme set, goods loaded into the container may further be estimatedbased on the actual loading rate, to obtain a feasible solution, thatis, to determine whether each piece of goods can be loaded into thecontainer. If there is remaining goods that cannot be loaded into thecontainer, further goods allocation needs to be performed on theremaining goods, to obtain the target transportation scheme by usingwhich the to-be-transported goods can be completely transported.

Therefore, step 304, step 305, and step 306 together form a step ofexploring a goods allocation scheme. The step of exploring a goodsallocation scheme and step 303 form a step of exploring a route scheme.After the target transportation scheme, that is, a target transportationroute and a goods allocation scheme corresponding to the targettransportation route are determined, the target transportation scheme isoutput, and the to-be-transported goods are transported by using thetarget transportation scheme.

In actual application, step 303 to step 306 may be repeated to obtainthe target route scheme and the corresponding target goods allocationscheme, that is, the target transportation scheme, and theto-be-transported goods are transported by using the target route schemeand the corresponding target goods allocation scheme.

Specifically, a specific obtaining procedure of the fast loading modeland the loading scheme may be shown in FIG. 14, and the procedureincludes an offline training part and an online prediction part.

The offline training part is first described. Specifically, as shown inFIG. 14, a large amount of high-quality offline simulation data isobtained through offline simulation, a feature is extracted from theoffline simulation data, that is, a goods allocation scheme of acontainer is converted into a group of feature vector, the offlinesimulation data is used to train a predictive model, and the predictivemodel is used to output a volume actual loading rate and a weight actualloading rate of input data. The predictive model may include: a linearregression model, a ridge regression model, an LASSO model, a supportvector machine model, a random forest model, an XgBoost model, anartificial neural network model, or the like.

During the offline training and the online prediction, a feature needsto be extracted, feature extraction processes of the offline trainingand the online prediction are similar, and a difference lies in that forthe offline training, a feature is extracted from the offline simulationdata, and for the online prediction, a feature is extracted from a goodsset allocated to a container, that is, from each goods allocationscheme. A specific feature extraction procedure includes: firstextracting a feature of a single piece of goods, to obtain a featurevector of the single piece of goods, namely, a second feature vector,where the feature of the single piece of goods includes: a length, awidth, a height, and a weight of the goods, and may further include aminimum contact area, a material, a bearing coefficient, and the like.The material and the bearing coefficient are category-based variables,that is, are related to a category of goods, and category dimensions arenot high. Therefore, in this embodiment of this application, a one-hotencoding scheme may be used to represent the material and the bearingcoefficient. For example, there are four materials, and if one piece ofgoods belongs to a material 1, the material is identified in a form ofthe one-hot encoding scheme as: (1, 0, 0, 0).

After the feature vector of the single piece of goods is obtained, afeature vector {right arrow over (P_(i))}, namely, a third featurevector, of a goods set allocated at a pickup point is subsequentlyobtained. {right arrow over (P_(i))} may include an average value and acovariance of goods feature vectors, an amount of goods of differentmaterials, and a quantized value t_(i) of the pickup point.

Subsequently, weighted combination is performed on {right arrow over(P_(i))} of the container passing through various pickup points, toobtain a final feature vector, that is, a first feature vector {rightarrow over (O)} of each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme:

$\overset{\rightarrow}{O} = {\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}{r_{i}{P_{i}.\mspace{11mu} n}}}$

represents a quantity of pickup points, r_(i) represents a quantizedvalue of a sequence of a pickup point i in a route scheme, and r_(i) andt_(i) are historical route-based data, and are obtained through analysisby using a corresponding analysis method.

During the offline training, each piece of historical loading schemedata in the offline simulation data is converted into training data in apreset format. The preset format may be (a feature vector, an actualloading rate), and then model training is performed, to obtain the fastloading model. Two models need to be trained, and the two models includea model for predicting a volume actual loading rate and a model forpredicting a weight actual loading rate. That is, the fast loading modelincludes a model for predicting a volume actual loading rate and a modelfor predicting a weight actual loading rate.

During the online prediction, the goods sets allocated to the containerare converted to feature vectors in a preset format, and then thefeature vectors are input to the trained model, to obtain acorresponding output value.

In actual application, goods allocated to the container may not beloaded into the container, and when during hyperparameter update, onlythe part of goods loaded into the container can be considered, that is,a feasible solution, and an amount of loaded goods is used to update thehyperparameter. The goods allocation scheme determined during the goodsallocation includes a set of goods loaded into the container. The modelfor predicting an actual loading rate can predict an actual loading rateof only the goods set, but cannot determine whether the goods in thegoods set can be loaded into the container. Therefore, the set of goodsthat can be loaded into the container needs to be predicted based on theinformation about the actual loading rate, and in this embodiment ofthis application, linear programming can be used to resolve thisproblem.

For example, n pieces of goods are allocated to one container, a volumeof an i^(th) piece of goods is v_(i), a weight is w_(i), p_(i) is aprobability that an i^(th) piece of goods can be loaded into thecontainer, a volume actual loading rate output by the model forpredicting an actual loading rate is r_(v), a weight actual loading rateis r_(w), predicted values of the volume and weight of the goods loadedinto the container are respectively V and W, and linear programming maybe defined as:

${{\min \; V} + W - {\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}{\left( {v_{i} + w_{i}} \right)p_{i}}}};{{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}{v_{i}p_{i}}} \leq {V\mspace{14mu} {and}}}$${{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}{w_{i}p_{i}}} \leq W};{{{and}\mspace{14mu} p_{i}} \in {\left\lbrack {0,1} \right\rbrack.}}$

A set of p_(i) can be obtained by solving the foregoing formula, goodsin a goods set are sorted in a descending order of p_(i), and goods aresequentially selected based on the sequence. Given that a total volumeof removed goods exceeds V, or a total weight exceeds W, a providedgoods set is an estimation of a feasible solution, that is, goods thatcan be loaded into the container.

In this embodiment of this application, after the feasible solution isobtained through online simulation, post-processing may further beperformed. That is, after the target transportation scheme isdetermined, a suitable container type may further be determined togenerate a final loading scheme. For example, an available containertype may be 40HQ, and a volume and a weight of goods loaded into eachcontainer can be obtained through goods allocation exploration and routescheme exploration in FIG. 3. In this case, a volume and a load weightof an available type cannot be less than the volume and the weight ofthe goods. In actual application, after the container type isdetermined, a final loading scheme of the to-be-transported goods in thecontainer may alternatively be determined through three-dimensionalloading, so that all the goods are accurately loaded into the container,and efficiency of loading the goods during actual goods loading isimproved. The container type may be a type of container into which goodscan be successfully loaded and has lowest costs, to reduce the costs ofthe container.

If there is no remaining goods, that is, goods that cannot be loadedinto the container, the determined suitable container type and the finalloading scheme are a complete scheme. If there is remaining goods, thatis, goods that cannot be loaded into the container, a virtual freightbill may be generated for the remaining goods, and exploration of thegoods allocation scheme is repeated to obtain a transportation scheme ofthe remaining goods, to complete transportation of the remaining goods.

In this embodiment of this application, the offline simulation data fortraining the fast loading model may be obtained through the offlinesimulation. A specific process of the offline simulation is similar tothat of the online simulation, and differences include that: during theoffline simulation, a historical freight bill is used for simulation,and during the online simulation, a current freight bill is used forsimulation; and during the offline simulation, three-dimensional loadingis used to generate the loading scheme, and during the onlinesimulation, the actual loading rate and the like is output by using thefast loading model obtained through offline training. For details, referto FIG. 15. FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of themethod for determining a transportation scheme in this embodiment ofthis application.

In actual application, because intermediate data of the onlinesimulation occupies much of a memory and cannot be stored, when the fastloading model is trained offline, the steps of route planning, goodsallocation, and scheme evaluation need to be performed again on thehistorical freight bill. During the offline simulation, first, thehistorical freight bill is obtained. The historical freight billincludes historical pickup point information and information abouthistorical to-be-transported goods. Then, the route planning isperformed based on the historical freight bill, to obtain a historicalroute scheme corresponding to the historical freight bill. Goodsallocation is performed based on the historical route scheme, to obtaina historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to eachhistorical route scheme. An actual loading rate of each goods allocationscheme in a historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to thefinal route scheme, and a loading manner are obtained through athree-dimensional loading operation. Based on the actual loading rate ofeach goods allocation scheme, integration and evaluation are performedon each of the at least one historical route scheme and each goodsallocation scheme in the corresponding historical goods allocationscheme set, to obtain a historical transportation scheme.

Steps of hyperparameter initialization, route planning, goodsallocation, and scheme evaluation that are included in the offlinesimulation are the same as steps of hyperparameter initialization, routeplanning, goods allocation, and scheme evaluation that are in the onlinesimulation in FIG. 3. Details are not described herein again. Thefollowing describes a step of distinguishing the offline simulation fromthe online simulation.

During the offline simulation, to obtain more accurate data, thethree-dimensional loading algorithm may be used to calculate the actualloading rate, that is, to obtain a specific loading manner. When goodshas been allocated, that is, after goods has been allocated to acontainer, a three-dimensional loading operation may be used to obtain avolume actual loading rate and a weight actual loading rate of thecontainer, the volume actual loading rate and the weight actual loadingrate may be used to evaluate a route scheme, and a step of evaluatingthe route scheme is similar to step 305 of scheme evaluation in FIG. 3.In this embodiment of this application, a heuristic algorithm based onCorner Point and Extreme Point may be used to complete loadingsimulation of goods. As shown in FIG. 16, before goods are loaded, aspace status of a container is first determined, then, a series ofcandidate placement points are obtained, and then placement is tried oneby one until a suitable placement point is found. Compared with theCorner Point algorithm, an aerial area of the goods is scanned by usingthe Extreme Point algorithm, and therefore more candidate points may begenerated. In this way, a precise actual loading rate and loading schemecan be obtained, and container utilization can be improved.

However, three-dimensional loading is a sequential process, that is, theloading simulation of goods can only be performed in order, and aplurality of pieces of goods cannot be processed in parallel. Therefore,when there is a comparatively large amount of goods, more time needs tobe consumed for loading simulation. Therefore, in this embodiment ofthis application, three-dimensional loading simulation is used duringoffline simulation and post-processing, so that efficiency of obtainingthe goods loading scheme and outputting the actual loading rate can beimproved. During the offline simulation, the three-dimensional loadingalgorithm is used to calculate the actual loading rate, so that a moreaccurate actual loading rate can be obtained. During thepost-processing, the three-dimensional loading algorithm is used toobtain the loading scheme, so that a goods loading manner can beobtained during transportation, thereby improving transportationefficiency.

The foregoing describes in detail the method for determining atransportation route provided in the embodiments of this application,and the following describes apparatuses provided in the embodiments ofthis application. First, a determining apparatus is described. Referringto FIG. 17, the determining apparatus may include:

an obtaining module 1701, configured to obtain at least one route schemeand a first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme, where each of the at least one route scheme is atransportation route planned for transporting to-be-transported goods,the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme includes at least one goods allocation scheme,and each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation schemeset corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme is a schemefor allocating the to-be-transported goods for the corresponding routescheme;

a fast loading module 1702, configured to determine, by using a fastloading model, an actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme inthe first goods allocation set corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme, where the fast loading model is obtained by trainingoffline simulation data offline, the offline simulation data includes ahistorical loading scheme calculated by using a three-dimensionalloading algorithm, and the actual loading rate is a proportion of goodsloaded into a container in the container in a goods allocation scheme;and

an evaluation module 1703, configured to integrate and evaluate, basedon the actual loading rate, each of the at least one route scheme andeach goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, to determine atarget transportation scheme, where the target transportation schemeincludes a target route scheme and a target goods allocation schemecorresponding to the target route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the obtaining module 1701may include:

an obtaining submodule 17011, configured to obtain a target freightbill, where the target freight bill includes transportation nodeinformation and to-be-transported goods information, the transportationnode information includes a freight starting point, a freight endingpoint, and M pickup points, and the to-be-transported goods informationincludes information about to-be-transported goods distributed at the Mpickup points, where M is a positive integer;

a route planning submodule 17012, configured to determine the at leastone route scheme based on the transportation node information, whereeach of the at least one route scheme includes at least onetransportation route, each of the at least one transportation routeincludes a freight starting point, a freight ending point, and N of theM pickup points, and each of the at least one route scheme covers the Mpickup points, where N is a positive integer and N≤M; and

a goods allocation submodule 17013, configured to allocate theto-be-transported goods for each transportation route in each of the atleast one route scheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the route planningsubmodule 17012 is specifically configured to:

if an amount of historical route data is greater than a first threshold,initialize transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based on thehistorical route data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix;

determine a transfer probability distribution of the M pickup pointsbased on the hyperparameter matrix, where the transfer probabilitydistribution includes a transfer probability of a container in atransportation route between the freight starting point and the M pickuppoints, between the freight ending point and the M pickup points, orbetween the M pickup points; and

determine each transportation route in each of the at least one routescheme based on the transfer probability distribution, to obtain the atleast one route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the determining apparatusmay further include:

an initialization module 1704, configured to: if the amount ofhistorical route data is not greater than the first threshold,initialize the transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points by usinga heuristic algorithm, to obtain the hyperparameter matrix.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the goods allocationsubmodule 17013 is specifically configured to:

cluster goods at each of the M pickup points based on a clusteringcondition, to obtain a clustering result, where the clustering conditionincludes a length, a width, a height, and a weight of the goods;

perform sampling calculation on the clustering result by using a firstgoods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, toobtain a first goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickuppoints, where the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points is a hyperparameter for allocating the goods at each ofthe M pickup points, and each goods allocation manner in the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points is a manner ofallocating goods distributed at a pickup point for a corresponding routescheme; and

separately select a goods allocation manner from the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the fast loading module1702 is specifically configured to:

obtain a first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, where the first feature vector is used to indicate afeature value of to-be-transported goods in a goods allocation scheme;and

input the first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme into the fast loading model, to obtain the actual loadingrate of each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocationscheme set corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, wherethe actual loading rate includes a volume actual loading rate and aweight actual loading rate, the volume actual loading rate includes aproportion of a volume of goods allocated in each transportation routein a load volume of a container in each of the at least one routescheme, and the weight actual loading rate includes a proportion of aweight of goods allocated in each transportation route in a load weightof a container in each of the at least one route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the fast loading module1702 is specifically configured to:

obtain a second feature vector of each piece of the to-be-transportedgoods, where the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods includes a length, a width, a height, and aweight of the corresponding goods;

calculate, based on the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods, a third feature vector of goods distributed ateach of the M pickup points, for each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme, where the third feature vector of each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme corresponding to each of theat least one route scheme includes an average value and a covariance ofsecond feature vectors of all pieces of the to-be-transported goods; and

perform weighted combination on the third feature vector of each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme corresponding toeach of the at least one route scheme, to obtain the corresponding firstfeature vector in each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, where the evaluationmodule 1703 is specifically configured to:

calculate scores of all obtained goods allocation schemes by using apreset evaluation function and the actual loading rate;

if all the goods allocation schemes include one or more goods allocationschemes scored higher than a second threshold, determine the targetgoods allocation scheme in the one or more goods allocation schemesscored higher than the second threshold, and use a route schemecorresponding to the target goods allocation scheme as the target routescheme; and

determine the target transportation scheme based on the target goodsallocation scheme and the target route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the evaluation functionincludes:

${{f\left( {\overset{\rightarrow}{R},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{V}},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{W}}} \right)} = {{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{\alpha {{r_{Vi} - \overset{\_}{r_{V}} - r_{Wi} + \overset{\_}{r_{W}}}}}} - {\beta \left( {r_{Vi} + r_{Wi}} \right)} + {\gamma \; {Cost}\; \left( R_{i} \right)}}},$

where {right arrow over (R)} is a route scheme vector, m is a quantityof containers, {right arrow over (r_(V))} is a volume actual loadingrate vector of the m containers, {right arrow over (r_(W))} is a weightactual loading rate vector of the m containers; α, β, and γ are weightparameters, r_(Vi) is a volume actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(Wi) is a weight actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(V) is an average volume actual loading rate of the mcontainers, and r_(W) is an average weight actual loading rate of the mcontainers.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the evaluation module 1703is further configured to:

if all the goods allocation schemes do not include the goods allocationscheme scored higher than the second threshold, perform samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, where each goodsallocation manner in the second goods allocation manner set of each ofthe M pickup points is a manner of allocating goods distributed at apickup point for a corresponding route scheme, and the second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained byupdating the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points based on each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme;

separately select a goods allocation manner from the second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manners, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thesecond goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, where each goods allocation scheme in the second goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme is a scheme of allocating the to-be-transported goods for acorresponding route scheme; and

calculate a score of each goods allocation scheme in the second goodsallocation scheme set for each of the at least one route scheme by usingthe evaluation function and the actual loading rate of each goodsallocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one route scheme, where the actual loading rate of eachgoods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set foreach of the at least one route scheme is obtained by using the fastloading model.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the determining apparatusmay further include:

a post-processing module 1705, configured to: after each of the at leastone route scheme and the goods allocation scheme for each of the atleast one route scheme are integrated and evaluated based on the actualloading rate to determine the target transportation scheme, determine atype of a container in each transportation route in the target routescheme based on the target goods allocation scheme and the target routescheme; and

a three-dimensional loading module 1706, configured to generate aloading scheme based on the type that is of the container in eachtransportation route in the target route scheme and that is determinedby the post-processing module 1705, and the three-dimensional loadingalgorithm, where the loading scheme is a loading manner of theto-be-transported goods in the container in each transportation route inthe target route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the determining apparatusmay further include:

a determining module 1707, configured to: before each of the at leastone route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme are integrated and evaluated based on the actual loading rate todetermine the target transportation scheme, if determining, based on theactual loading rate, that L of the M pickup points further includeremaining goods not allocated to the container, determine a remaininggoods route scheme and a remaining goods allocation scheme for theremaining goods, where L≤M, and L is a positive integer, where

the evaluation module 1703 is further configured to integrate andevaluate, based on the actual loading rate, each goods allocation schemein the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme, and the remaining goods route scheme and theremaining goods allocation scheme, to determine the targettransportation scheme.

The following describes a training apparatus in the embodiments of thisapplication. FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of atraining apparatus in the embodiments of this application, and thetraining apparatus may include:

an obtaining module 1801, configured to obtain offline simulation data,where the offline simulation data includes a historical loading schemeand a historical actual loading rate that are calculated throughthree-dimensional loading, where

the obtaining module 1801 is further configured to obtain a featurevector from the offline simulation data, where the feature vectorincludes a feature value of historical transportation goodscorresponding to the historical loading scheme;

a conversion module 1802, configured to convert the feature vector intotraining data in a preset format; and

a training module 1803, configured to train a predictive model by usingthe training data, to obtain a fast loading model, where the fastloading model is used to output an actual loading rate of each goodsallocation scheme in a goods allocation scheme set for eachtransportation route, and the actual loading rate is a proportion ofgoods loaded into a container in the container in each goods allocationscheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the preset format is: (afeature vector, a historical actual loading rate).

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the predictive modelincludes: a linear regression model, a ridge regression model, an LASSOmodel, a support vector machine model, a random forest model, an XgBoostmodel, or an artificial neural network model.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the obtaining module 1801may include:

an obtaining submodule 18011, configured to obtain at least onehistorical route scheme and a first historical goods allocation schemeset corresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme,where each of the at least one historical route scheme is atransportation route planned for transporting historical transportationgoods, the first historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding toeach of the at least one historical route scheme includes at least onegoods allocation scheme, and each goods allocation scheme in the firsthistorical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one historical route scheme is a scheme for allocating thehistorical transportation goods for the corresponding route scheme;

a three-dimensional loading submodule 18012, configured to determine, byusing a three-dimensional loading algorithm, an actual loading rate ofeach goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation setcorresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme, wherethe actual loading rate is a proportion of goods loaded into a containerin the container in a goods allocation scheme; and

an evaluation submodule 18013, configured to integrate and evaluate,based on the actual loading rate, each of the at least one historicalroute scheme and each goods allocation scheme in the first historicalgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least onehistorical route scheme, to determine a target transportation scheme,where the target transportation scheme includes a target route schemeand a target goods allocation scheme corresponding to the target routescheme.

In this embodiment of this application, the three-dimensional loadingalgorithm may be used for calculation during training of the fastloading model, to obtain a historical loading scheme corresponding tothe historical route scheme, so that the actual loading rate of thegoods allocation scheme corresponding to the historical route scheme canbe accurately output.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the obtaining submodule18011 includes:

an obtaining unit 180111, configured to obtain a historical freightbill, where the historical freight bill includes transportation nodeinformation and information about the historical transportation goods,the transportation node information includes a freight starting point, afreight ending point, and M pickup points, and the information about thehistorical transportation goods includes information about thehistorical transportation goods distributed at the M pickup points,where M is a positive integer;

a route planning unit 180112, configured to determine the at least onehistorical route scheme based on the transportation node information,where each of the at least one historical route scheme includes at leastone transportation route, each of the at least one transportation routeincludes a freight starting point, a freight ending point, and N of theM pickup points, and each of the at least one historical route schemecovers the M pickup points, where N is a positive integer and N≤M; and

a goods allocation unit 180113, configured to allocate the historicaltransportation goods for each transportation route in each of the atleast one historical route scheme, to obtain each goods allocationscheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one historical route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the route planning unit180112 is specifically configured to:

if an amount of historical route data is greater than a first threshold,initialize transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based on thehistorical route data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix;

determine a transfer probability distribution of the M pickup pointsbased on the hyperparameter matrix, where the transfer probabilitydistribution includes a transfer probability of a container in atransportation route between the freight starting point and the M pickuppoints, between the freight ending point and the M pickup points, orbetween the M pickup points; and

determine each transportation route in each of the at least onehistorical route scheme based on the transfer probability distribution,to obtain the at least one historical route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the training apparatusfurther includes:

an initialization module 1804, configured to: if the amount ofhistorical route data is not greater than the first threshold,initialize the transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points by usinga heuristic algorithm, to obtain the hyperparameter matrix.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the goods allocation unit180113 is specifically configured to:

cluster goods at each of the M pickup points based on a clusteringcondition, to obtain a clustering result, where the clustering conditionincludes a length, a width, a height, and a weight of the goods;

perform sampling calculation on the clustering result by using a firstgoods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, toobtain a first goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickuppoints, where the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points is a hyperparameter for allocating the goods at each ofthe M pickup points, and each goods allocation manner in the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points is a manner ofallocating goods distributed at a pickup point for a corresponding routescheme; and

separately select a goods allocation manner from the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goodsallocation scheme in the first historical goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the evaluation submodule18013 is specifically configured to:

calculate scores of all obtained goods allocation schemes by using apreset evaluation function and the actual loading rate;

if all the goods allocation schemes include one or more goods allocationschemes scored higher than a second threshold, determine the targetgoods allocation scheme in the one or more goods allocation schemesscored higher than the second threshold, and use a route schemecorresponding to the target goods allocation scheme as the target routescheme; and

determine the target transportation scheme based on the target goodsallocation scheme and the target route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the evaluation functionincludes:

${{f\left( {\overset{\rightarrow}{R},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{V}},\overset{\rightarrow}{r_{W}}} \right)} = {{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{m}{\alpha {{r_{Vi} - \overset{\_}{r_{V}} - r_{Wi} + \overset{\_}{r_{W}}}}}} - {\beta \left( {r_{Vi} + r_{Wi}} \right)} + {\gamma \; {Cost}\; \left( R_{i} \right)}}},$

where {right arrow over (R)} is a route scheme vector, m is a quantityof containers, {right arrow over (r_(V))} is a volume actual loadingrate vector of the m containers, {right arrow over (r_(W))} is a weightactual loading rate vector of the m containers; α, β, and γ are weightparameters, r_(Vi) is a volume actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(Wi) is a weight actual loading rate of an i^(th)container, r_(V) is an average volume actual loading rate of the mcontainers, and r_(W) is an average weight actual loading rate of the mcontainers.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the evaluation submodule18013 is further configured to:

if all the goods allocation schemes do not include the goods allocationscheme scored higher than the second threshold, perform samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, where each goodsallocation manner in the second goods allocation manner set of each ofthe M pickup points is a manner of allocating goods distributed at apickup point for a corresponding route scheme, and the second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained byupdating the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points based on each goods allocation scheme in the firsthistorical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one historical route scheme;

separately select a goods allocation manner from the second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manners, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thesecond historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one historical route scheme, where each goods allocationscheme in the second historical goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one historical route scheme is ascheme of allocating the historical transportation goods for acorresponding route scheme; and

calculate a score of each goods allocation scheme in the secondhistorical goods allocation scheme set for each of the at least onehistorical route scheme by using the evaluation function and an actualloading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the second historicalgoods allocation scheme set for each of the at least one historicalroute scheme, where the actual loading rate of each goods allocationscheme in the second historical goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one historical route scheme is obtained by using thethree-dimensional loading submodel.

It should be understood that when allocation is repeatedly performed byusing the goods allocation scheme, a route scheme may further bere-planned, or goods may be directly reallocated by using the at leastone historical route scheme.

Optionally, in some possible implementations, the training apparatusfurther includes:

a determining module 1805, configured to: before each of the at leastone historical route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one historical route scheme are integrated and evaluatedbased on the actual loading rate to determine the target transportationscheme, if determining, based on the actual loading rate, that L of theM pickup points further include remaining goods not allocated to thecontainer, determine a remaining goods route scheme and a remaininggoods allocation scheme for the remaining goods, where L≤M, and L is apositive integer, where

the evaluation submodule 18013 is further configured to integrate andevaluate, based on the actual loading rate, each goods allocation schemein the first historical goods allocation scheme set corresponding toeach of the at least one historical route scheme, and the remaininggoods route scheme and the remaining goods allocation scheme, todetermine the target transportation scheme.

FIG. 19 is a schematic structural diagram of a determining apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application. The determiningapparatus 1900 may vary greatly due to different configurations ordifferent performance, and may include one or more central processingunits (central processing units, CPU) 1922 (for example, one or moreprocessors) and a memory 1932, one or more storage media 1930 (forexample, one or more mass storage devices) storing applications 1942 ordata 1944. The memory 1932 and the storage media 1930 may be used fortemporary storage or persistent storage. The programs stored in thestorage medium 1930 may include one or more modules (not shown), andeach module may include a series of instruction operations in thedetermining apparatus. Further, the central processing unit 1922 may beset to communicate with the storage media 1930, and performs, on thedetermining apparatus 1900, the series of instruction operations in thestorage medium 1930.

The determining apparatus 1900 may further include one or more powersupplies 1926, one or more wired or wireless network interfaces 1950,one or more input/output interfaces 1958, and/or one or more operatingsystems 1941, for example, Windows Server™, Mac OS X™, Unix™, Linux™,and FreeBSD™.

The steps in the method for determining a transportation scheme in theembodiments of FIG. 2 to FIG. 16 may be performed based on the structureof the determining apparatus shown in FIG. 19.

FIG. 20 is a schematic structural diagram of a training apparatusaccording to an embodiment of this application. The training apparatus2000 may vary greatly due to different configurations or differentperformance, and may include one or more central processing units(central processing units, CPU) 2022 (for example, one or moreprocessors) and a memory 2032, one or more storage media 2030 (forexample, one or more mass storage devices) storing applications 2042 ordata 2044. The memory 2032 and the storage media 2030 may be used fortemporary storage or persistent storage. The programs stored in thestorage medium 2030 may include one or more modules (not shown), andeach module may include a series of instruction operations in thetraining apparatus. Further, the central processing unit 2022 may be setto communicate with the storage media 2030, and performs, on thetraining apparatus 2000, the series of instruction operations in thestorage medium 2030.

The training apparatus 2000 may further include one or more powersupplies 2026, one or more wired or wireless network interfaces 2050,one or more input/output interfaces 2058, and/or one or more operatingsystems 2041, for example, Windows Server™, Mac OS X™, Unix™, Linux™,and FreeBSD™.

The offline training steps in the embodiments of FIG. 2 to FIG. 16 maybe performed based on the structure of the training apparatus shown inFIG. 20.

It may be clearly understood by a person skilled in the art that forconvenient and brief description, for a detailed working process of thedescribed system, apparatus, and unit, refer to a corresponding processin the foregoing method embodiments, and details are not describedherein again.

In the several embodiments provided in this application, it should beunderstood that the disclosed system, apparatus, and method may beimplemented in another manner. For example, the described apparatusembodiments are merely examples. For example, the unit division ismerely logical function division and may be other division in actualimplementation. For example, a plurality of units or components may becombined or integrated into another system, or some features may beignored or not performed. In addition, the displayed or discussed mutualcouplings or direct couplings or communication connections may beimplemented by using some interfaces. The indirect couplings orcommunication connections between the apparatuses or units may beimplemented in electrical, mechanical, or another form.

The units described as separate components may or may not be physicallyseparate, and components displayed as units may or may not be physicalunits. To be specific, the components may be located at one position, ormay be distributed on a plurality of network units. Some or all of theunits may be selected based on actual requirements to achieve theobjectives of the solutions in the embodiments.

In addition, functional units in the embodiments of this application maybe integrated into one processing unit, or each of the units may existalone physically, or two or more units may be integrated into one unit.The integrated unit may be implemented in a form of hardware, or may beimplemented in a form of a software function unit.

When the integrated unit is implemented in the form of a softwarefunction unit and sold or used as an independent product, the integratedunit may be stored in a computer-readable storage medium. Based on suchan understanding, the technical solutions of this applicationessentially, or the part contributing to the prior art, or all or someof the technical solutions may be implemented in the form of a softwareproduct. The computer software product is stored in a storage medium andincludes several instructions for instructing a computer device (whichmay be a personal computer, a server, a network device, or the like) toperform all or some of the steps of the methods of FIG. 2 to FIG. 16described in the embodiments of this application. The foregoing storagemedium includes: any medium that can store program code, such as a USBflash drive, a removable hard disk, a read-only memory (ROM, Read-OnlyMemory), a random access memory (RAM, Random Access Memory), a magneticdisk, and an optical disc.

In conclusion, the foregoing embodiments are merely intended to describethe technical solutions of this application, but not to limit thisapplication. Although this application is described in detail withreference to the foregoing embodiments, a person of ordinary skill inthe art should understand that the person may still make modificationsto the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments ormake equivalent replacements to some technical features thereof, withoutcausing the essence of the technical solutions to depart from the scopeof the technical solutions of the embodiments of this application.

1. A method for obtaining a transportation scheme, comprising:

obtaining at least one route scheme and a first goods allocation schemeset corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, wherein eachof the at least one route scheme is a transportation route planned fortransporting to-be-transported goods, the first goods allocation schemeset corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme comprises atleast one goods allocation scheme, and each goods allocation scheme inthe first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme is a scheme for allocating the to-be-transportedgoods for the corresponding route scheme;

obtaining, by using a fast loading model, an actual loading rate of eachgoods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, wherein the fastloading model is obtained by training offline simulation data offline,the offline simulation data comprises a historical loading schemecalculated by using a three-dimensional loading algorithm, and theactual loading rate is a proportion of goods loaded into a container inthe container in a goods allocation scheme; and

integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each ofthe at least one route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, to obtain a target transportation scheme, wherein thetarget transportation scheme comprises a target route scheme and atarget goods allocation scheme corresponding to the target route scheme.

2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the obtaining at least oneroute scheme and a first goods allocation scheme set corresponding toeach of the at least one route scheme comprises:

obtaining a target freight bill, wherein the target freight billcomprises transportation node information and to-be-transported goodsinformation, the transportation node information comprises a freightstarting point, a freight ending point, and M pickup points, and theto-be-transported goods information comprises information aboutto-be-transported goods distributed at the M pickup points, wherein M isa positive integer;

obtaining the at least one route scheme based on the transportation nodeinformation, wherein each of the at least one route scheme comprises atleast one transportation route, each of the at least one transportationroute comprises a freight starting point, a freight ending point, and Nof the M pickup points, and each of the at least one route scheme coversthe M pickup points, wherein N is a positive integer and N≤M; and

allocating the to-be-transported goods for each transportation route ineach of the at least one route scheme, to obtain each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one route scheme.

3. The method according to claim 2, wherein the obtaining the at leastone route scheme based on the transportation node information comprises:

if an amount of historical route data is greater than a first threshold,initializing transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based onthe historical route data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix;

obtaining a transfer probability distribution of the M pickup pointsbased on the hyperparameter matrix, wherein the transfer probabilitydistribution comprises a transfer probability of a container in atransportation route between the freight starting point and the M pickuppoints, between the freight ending point and the M pickup points, orbetween the M pickup points; and

obtaining each transportation route in each of the at least one routescheme based on the transfer probability distribution, to obtain the atleast one route scheme.

4. The method according to claim 3, wherein the method furthercomprises:

if the amount of historical route data is not greater than the firstthreshold, initializing the transfer hyperparameters of the M pickuppoints by using a heuristic algorithm, to obtain the hyperparametermatrix.

5. The method according to claim 2, wherein the allocating theto-be-transported goods for each transportation route in each of the atleast one route scheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme comprises:

clustering goods at each of the M pickup points based on a clusteringcondition, to obtain a clustering result, wherein the clusteringcondition comprises a length, a width, a height, and a weight of thegoods;

performing sampling calculation on the clustering result by using afirst goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, toobtain a first goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickuppoints, wherein the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of theM pickup points is a hyperparameter for allocating the goods at each ofthe M pickup points, and each goods allocation manner in the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points is a manner ofallocating goods distributed at a pickup point for a corresponding routescheme; and

separately selecting a goods allocation manner from the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combining thegoods allocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme.

6. The method according to claim 2, wherein the obtaining, by using afast loading model, an actual loading rate of each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one route scheme comprises:

obtaining a first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, wherein the first feature vector is used to indicate afeature value of to-be-transported goods in a goods allocation scheme;and

inputting the first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme inthe first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme into the fast loading model, to obtain the actualloading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme, wherein the actual loading rate comprises a volume actualloading rate and a weight actual loading rate, the volume actual loadingrate comprises a proportion of a volume of goods allocated in eachtransportation route in a load volume of a container in each of the atleast one route scheme, and the weight actual loading rate comprises aproportion of a weight of goods allocated in each transportation routein a load weight of a container in each of the at least one routescheme.

7. The method according to claim 6, wherein the obtaining a firstfeature vector of each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme comprises:

obtaining a second feature vector of each piece of the to-be-transportedgoods, wherein the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods comprises a length, a width, a height, and aweight of the corresponding goods;

calculating, based on the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods, a third feature vector of goods distributed ateach of the M pickup points, for each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, wherein the third feature vector of each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme comprises an average value anda covariance of second feature vectors of all pieces of theto-be-transported goods; and

performing weighted combination on the third feature vector of eachgoods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, to obtain thecorresponding first feature vector in each goods allocation scheme inthe first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme.

8. The method according to claim 1, wherein the integrating andevaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each of the at least oneroute scheme and each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme, to obtain a target transportation scheme comprises:

calculating scores of all obtained goods allocation schemes by using apreset evaluation function and the actual loading rate;

if all the goods allocation schemes comprise one or more goodsallocation schemes scored higher than a second threshold, obtaining thetarget goods allocation scheme in the one or more goods allocationschemes scored higher than the second threshold, and using a routescheme corresponding to the target goods allocation scheme as the targetroute scheme; and

obtaining the target transportation scheme based on the target goodsallocation scheme and the target route scheme.

9. The method according to claim 8, wherein the method furthercomprises:

if all the goods allocation schemes do not comprise the goods allocationscheme scored higher than the second threshold, performing samplingcalculation on the clustering result by using a second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain a second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, wherein each goodsallocation manner in the second goods allocation manner set of each ofthe M pickup points is a manner of allocating goods distributed at apickup point for a corresponding route scheme, and the second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained byupdating the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points based on each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme;

separately selecting a goods allocation manner from the second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combining thegoods allocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goodsallocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, wherein eachgoods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme is a scheme ofallocating the to-be-transported goods for a corresponding route scheme;and

calculating a score of each goods allocation scheme in the second goodsallocation scheme set for each of the at least one route scheme by usingthe evaluation function and the actual loading rate of each goodsallocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one route scheme, wherein the actual loading rate of eachgoods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set foreach of the at least one route scheme is obtained by using the fastloading model.

10. The method according to claim 1, wherein before the integrating andevaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each of the at least oneroute scheme and each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme, to obtain a target transportation scheme, the method furthercomprises:

If obtaining, based on the actual loading rate, that L of the M pickuppoints further comprise remaining goods not allocated to the container,obtaining a remaining goods route scheme and a remaining goodsallocation scheme for the remaining goods, wherein L≤M, and L is apositive integer; and

the integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, eachof the at least one route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, to obtain a target transportation scheme comprises:

integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme, and the remaining goods routescheme and the remaining goods allocation scheme, to obtain the targettransportation scheme.

11. A obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus, comprising:

at least one processor; and

a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium coupled to the atleast one processor and storing programming instructions for executionby the at least one processor, the programming instructions instruct theat least one processor to perform the following operations:

obtaining at least one route scheme and a first goods allocation schemeset corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, wherein eachof the at least one route scheme is a transportation route planned fortransporting to-be-transported goods, the first goods allocation schemeset corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme comprises atleast one goods allocation scheme, and each goods allocation scheme inthe first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme is a scheme for allocating the to-be-transportedgoods for the corresponding route scheme;

obtaining, by using a fast loading model, an actual loading rate of eachgoods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, wherein the fastloading model is obtained by training offline simulation data offline,the offline simulation data comprises a historical loading schemecalculated by using a three-dimensional loading algorithm, and theactual loading rate is a proportion of goods loaded into a container inthe container in a goods allocation scheme; and

integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each ofthe at least one route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, to obtain a target transportation scheme, wherein thetarget transportation scheme comprises a target route scheme and atarget goods allocation scheme corresponding to the target route scheme.

12. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim11, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

obtaining a target freight bill, wherein the target freight billcomprises transportation node information and to-be-transported goodsinformation, the transportation node information comprises a freightstarting point, a freight ending point, and M pickup points, and theto-be-transported goods information comprises information aboutto-be-transported goods distributed at the M pickup points, wherein M isa positive integer;

obtaining the at least one route scheme based on the transportation nodeinformation, wherein each of the at least one route scheme comprises atleast one transportation route, each of the at least one transportationroute comprises a freight starting point, a freight ending point, and Nof the M pickup points, and each of the at least one route scheme coversthe M pickup points, wherein N is a positive integer and N≤M; and

allocating the to-be-transported goods for each transportation route ineach of the at least one route scheme, to obtain each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one route scheme.

13. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim12, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

when an amount of historical route data is greater than a firstthreshold, initializing transfer hyperparameters of the M pickup pointsbased on the historical route data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix;

obtaining a transfer probability distribution of the M pickup pointsbased on the hyperparameter matrix, wherein the transfer probabilitydistribution comprises a transfer probability of a container in atransportation route between the freight starting point and the M pickuppoints, between the freight ending point and the M pickup points, orbetween the M pickup points; and

obtaining each transportation route in each of the at least one routescheme based on the transfer probability distribution, to obtain the atleast one route scheme.

14. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim13, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

when the amount of historical route data is not greater than the firstthreshold, initializing the transfer hyperparameters of the M pickuppoints by using a heuristic algorithm, to obtain the hyperparametermatrix.

15. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim12, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

clustering goods at each of the M pickup points based on a clusteringcondition, to obtain a clustering result, wherein the clusteringcondition comprises a length, a width, a height, and a weight of thegoods;

performing sampling calculation on the clustering result by using afirst goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, toobtain a first goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickuppoints, wherein the first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of theM pickup points is a hyperparameter for allocating the goods at each ofthe M pickup points, and each goods allocation manner in the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points is a manner ofallocating goods distributed at a pickup point for a corresponding routescheme; and

separately selecting a goods allocation manner from the first goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme.

16. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim12, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

obtaining a first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, wherein the first feature vector is used to indicate afeature value of to-be-transported goods in a goods allocation scheme;and

inputting the first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme inthe first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme into the fast loading model, to obtain the actualloading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least one routescheme, wherein the actual loading rate comprises a volume actualloading rate and a weight actual loading rate, the volume actual loadingrate comprises a proportion of a volume of goods allocated in eachtransportation route in a load volume of a container in each of the atleast one route scheme, and the weight actual loading rate comprises aproportion of a weight of goods allocated in each transportation routein a load weight of a container in each of the at least one routescheme.

17. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim16, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

obtaining a second feature vector of each piece of the to-be-transportedgoods, wherein the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods comprises a length, a width, a height, and aweight of the corresponding goods;

calculating, based on the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods, a third feature vector of goods distributed ateach of the M pickup points, for each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, wherein the third feature vector of each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme comprises an average value anda covariance of second feature vectors of all pieces of theto-be-transported goods; and

performing weighted combination on the third feature vector of eachgoods allocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, to obtain thecorresponding first feature vector in each goods allocation scheme inthe first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme.

18. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim11, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

calculating scores of all obtained goods allocation schemes by using apreset evaluation function and the actual loading rate;

when all the goods allocation schemes comprise one or more goodsallocation schemes scored higher than a second threshold, obtaining thetarget goods allocation scheme in the one or more goods allocationschemes scored higher than the second threshold, and use a route schemecorresponding to the target goods allocation scheme as the target routescheme; and

obtaining the target transportation scheme based on the target goodsallocation scheme and the target route scheme.

19. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim18, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

when all the goods allocation schemes do not comprise the goodsallocation scheme scored higher than the second threshold, performingsampling calculation on the clustering result by using a second goodsallocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup points, to obtain asecond goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickup points,wherein each goods allocation manner in the second goods allocationmanner set of each of the M pickup points is a manner of allocatinggoods distributed at a pickup point for a corresponding route scheme,and the second goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickuppoints is obtained by updating the first goods allocation hyperparameterof each of the M pickup points based on each goods allocation scheme inthe first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme;

separately selecting a goods allocation manner from the second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manners, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thesecond goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, wherein each goods allocation scheme in the secondgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme is a scheme of allocating the to-be-transported goods for acorresponding route scheme; and

calculating a score of each goods allocation scheme in the second goodsallocation scheme set for each of the at least one route scheme by usingthe evaluation function and the actual loading rate of each goodsallocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one route scheme, wherein the actual loading rate of eachgoods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set foreach of the at least one route scheme is obtained by using the fastloading model.

20. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim11, wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at leastone processor to perform the following operation steps:

before each of the at least one route scheme and each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each ofthe at least one route scheme are integrated and evaluated based on theactual loading rate, to obtain the target transportation scheme, whenobtaining, based on the actual loading rate, that L of the M pickuppoints further comprise remaining goods not allocated to the container,obtaining a remaining goods route scheme and a remaining goodsallocation scheme for the remaining goods, wherein L≤M, and L is apositive integer, wherein

integrating and evaluating, based on the actual loading rate, each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme, and the remaining goods routescheme and the remaining goods allocation scheme, to obtain the targettransportation scheme.

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 21. A method for obtaining a transportation scheme,comprising: obtaining a plurality of route schemes and a plurality ofgoods allocation scheme sets corresponding to each of the route schemes,wherein each of the route schemes comprise a transportation route fortransporting to-be-transported goods, each of the goods allocationscheme sets comprising at least one goods allocation scheme, and eachgoods allocation scheme in a goods allocation scheme set correspondingto a route scheme is a scheme for allocating the to-be-transported goodsto each transportation route in the corresponding route scheme;obtaining, by using a fast loading model, predicted actual loading ratesof each goods allocation scheme in the goods allocation scheme sets,wherein the fast loading model is trained using offline simulation data,the offline simulation data comprises a loading scheme calculated usinga three-dimensional loading algorithm, and the predicted actual loadingrates are predicted proportions of goods loaded into a container in agoods allocation scheme relative to a limit of the container; andevaluating, using the predicted actual loading rates, each route schemeand each goods allocation scheme in the goods allocation scheme sets, toobtain a target transportation scheme, wherein the target transportationscheme comprises a target route scheme and a target goods allocationscheme corresponding to the target route scheme.
 22. The methodaccording to claim 21, wherein the obtaining the plurality of routeschemes and the plurality of goods allocation scheme sets correspondingto each of the route schemes comprises: obtaining a target freight bill,wherein the target freight bill comprises transportation nodeinformation and to-be-transported goods information, the transportationnode information comprises a freight starting point, a freight endingpoint, and M pickup points, and the to-be-transported goods informationcomprises information about to-be-transported goods distributed at the Mpickup points, wherein M is a positive integer; obtaining the routeschemes based on the transportation node information, wherein eachtransportation route comprises a freight starting point, a freightending point, and N of the M pickup points, and each route scheme coversthe M pickup points, wherein N is a positive integer and N≤M; andallocating the to-be-transported goods for each transportation route ineach route scheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in the firstgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route scheme.
 23. Themethod according to claim 22, wherein the obtaining the route schemesbased on the transportation node information comprises: if an amount ofhistorical route data is greater than a first threshold, initializingtransfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based on the historicalroute data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix; obtaining a transferprobability distribution based on the hyperparameter matrix andindicating a probability that a transportation route should be used,wherein the transfer probability distribution comprises a transferprobability of a container in a transportation route between the freightstarting point and the M pickup points, between the freight ending pointand the M pickup points, or between the M pickup points; and obtainingeach transportation route in each of the at least one route scheme basedon the transfer probability distribution, to obtain the at least oneroute scheme.
 24. The method according to claim 23, wherein the methodfurther comprises: if the amount of historical route data is not greaterthan the first threshold, initializing the transfer hyperparameters ofthe M pickup points by using a heuristic algorithm, to obtain thehyperparameter matrix.
 25. The method according to claim 22, wherein theallocating the to-be-transported goods for each transportation route ineach route scheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in the firstgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route schemecomprises: clustering goods at each of the M pickup points based on aclustering condition, to obtain a clustered set of goods, wherein theclustering condition comprises a length, a width, a height, and a weightof the goods; performing sampling calculation on the clustered set ofgoods by using a first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the Mpickup points, to obtain a first goods allocation set for each of the Mpickup points, wherein the first goods allocation hyperparameter of eachof the M pickup points is a hyperparameter for allocating the goods ateach of the M pickup points, and each goods allocation in the firstgoods allocation set of each of the M pickup points is an allocation ofgoods distributed at a pickup point for a corresponding route scheme;and separately selecting a goods allocation from the first goodsallocation set of each of the M pickup points, and combining the goodsallocation with a route scheme, to obtain each goods allocation schemein the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each routescheme.
 26. The method according to claim 22, wherein the obtaining, byusing a fast loading model, predicted actual loading rates of each goodsallocation scheme in the goods allocation scheme sets comprises:obtaining a first feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route scheme,wherein the first feature vector is used to indicate a feature value ofto-be-transported goods in a goods allocation scheme; and inputting thefirst feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in the first goodsallocation scheme set corresponding to each route scheme into the fastloading model, to obtain the predicted actual loading rate of each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each route scheme, wherein the predicted actual loading ratecomprises a volume predicted actual loading rate and a weight predictedactual loading rate, the volume predicted actual loading rate comprisesa proportion of a volume of goods allocated in each transportation routerelative to a load volume of a container in each route scheme, and theweight predicted actual loading rate comprises a proportion of a weightof goods allocated in each transportation route relative to a loadweight of a container in each route scheme.
 27. The method according toclaim 26, wherein the obtaining a first feature vector of each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each route scheme comprises: obtaining a second feature vector ofeach piece of the to-be-transported goods, wherein the second featurevector of each piece of the to-be-transported goods comprises a length,a width, a height, and a weight of the corresponding goods; calculating,based on the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods, a third feature vector of goods distributed ateach of the M pickup points, for each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route scheme,wherein the third feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route schemecomprises an average value and a covariance of second feature vectors ofall pieces of the to-be-transported goods; and performing weightedcombination on the third feature vector of each goods allocation schemein the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each routescheme, to obtain the corresponding first feature vector in each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme.
 28. The method according toclaim 21, wherein the evaluating, using the predicted actual loadingrates, each route scheme and each goods allocation scheme in the goodsallocation scheme sets, to obtain a target transportation schemecomprises: calculating scores of all obtained goods allocation schemesby using a preset evaluation function and the predicted actual loadingrate; determining that all the goods allocation schemes comprise one ormore goods allocation schemes scored higher than a second threshold,obtaining the target goods allocation scheme from the one or more goodsallocation schemes scored higher than the second threshold, and using aroute scheme corresponding to the target goods allocation scheme as thetarget route scheme; and obtaining the target transportation schemebased on the target goods allocation scheme and the target route scheme.29. The method according to claim 28, wherein the method furthercomprises: determining that all the goods allocation schemes do notcomprise a goods allocation scheme scored higher than the secondthreshold; and clustering goods at each of the M pickup points based ona clustering condition, to obtain a clustered set of goods, wherein theclustering condition comprises a length, a width, a height, and a weightof the goods; and performing sampling calculation on the clustered setof goods by using a second goods allocation hyperparameter of each ofthe M pickup points, to obtain a second goods allocation manner set ofeach of the M pickup points, wherein each goods allocation manner in thesecond goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickup points is amanner of allocating goods distributed at a pickup point for acorresponding route scheme, and the second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained by updatingthe first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup pointsbased on each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocationscheme set corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme;separately selecting a goods allocation manner from the second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combining thegoods allocation manner with a route scheme, to obtain each goodsallocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme, wherein eachgoods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme setcorresponding to each of the at least one route scheme is a scheme ofallocating the to-be-transported goods for a corresponding route scheme;and calculating a score of each goods allocation scheme in the secondgoods allocation scheme set for each of the at least one route scheme byusing the evaluation function and the actual loading rate of each goodsallocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one route scheme, wherein the actual loading rate of eachgoods allocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set foreach of the at least one route scheme is obtained by using the fastloading model.
 30. The method according to claim 21, wherein before theevaluating, using the predicted actual loading rates, each route schemeand each goods allocation scheme in the goods allocation scheme sets, toobtain a target transportation scheme, the method further comprises:determining, based on an actual loading rate, that L of the M pickuppoints further comprise remaining goods not allocated to a containerthat can carry additional goods, and in response obtaining a remaininggoods route scheme and a remaining goods allocation scheme for theremaining goods, wherein L≤M, and L is a positive integer; and whereinthe evaluating, using the predicted actual loading rates, each routescheme and each goods allocation scheme in the goods allocation schemesets, to obtain a target transportation scheme comprises: evaluating,using the predicted actual loading rate, each goods allocation scheme inthe goods allocation scheme sets, and the remaining goods route schemeand the remaining goods allocation scheme, to obtain the targettransportation scheme.
 31. A obtaining a transportation schemeapparatus, comprising: at least one processor; and a non-transitorycomputer-readable storage medium coupled to the at least one processorand storing programming instructions for execution by the at least oneprocessor, the programming instructions instruct the at least oneprocessor to perform the following operations: obtaining a plurality ofroute schemes and a plurality of goods allocation scheme setscorresponding to each of the route schemes, wherein each of the routeschemes comprise a transportation route for transportingto-be-transported goods, each of goods allocation scheme sets comprisingat least one goods allocation scheme, and each goods allocation schemein a goods allocation scheme set corresponding to a route scheme is ascheme for allocating the to-be-transported goods to each transportationroute in the corresponding route scheme; obtaining, by using a fastloading model, predicted actual loading rates of each goods allocationscheme in the goods allocation scheme sets, wherein the fast loadingmodel is trained using offline simulation data, the offline simulationdata comprises a loading scheme calculated using a three-dimensionalloading algorithm, and the predicted actual loading rates are predictedproportions of goods loaded into a container in a goods allocationscheme relative to a limit of the container; and evaluating, using thepredicted actual loading rates, each route scheme and each goodsallocation scheme in the goods allocation scheme sets, to obtain atarget transportation scheme, wherein the target transportation schemecomprises a target route scheme and a target goods allocation schemecorresponding to the target route scheme.
 32. The obtaining atransportation scheme apparatus according to claim 31, wherein theprogramming instructions further instruct the at least one processor toperform the following operation steps: obtaining a target freight bill,wherein the target freight bill comprises transportation nodeinformation and to-be-transported goods information, the transportationnode information comprises a freight starting point, a freight endingpoint, and M pickup points, and the to-be-transported goods informationcomprises information about to-be-transported goods distributed at the Mpickup points, wherein M is a positive integer; obtaining the routeschemes based on the transportation node information, wherein eachtransportation route comprises a freight starting point, a freightending point, and N of the M pickup points, and each route scheme coversthe M pickup points, wherein N is a positive integer and N≤M; andallocating the to-be-transported goods for each transportation route ineach route scheme, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in the firstgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route scheme.
 33. Theobtaining a transportation scheme apparatus according to claim 32,wherein the programming instructions further instruct the at least oneprocessor to perform the following operation steps: when an amount ofhistorical route data is greater than a first threshold, initializingtransfer hyperparameters of the M pickup points based on the historicalroute data, to obtain a hyperparameter matrix; obtaining a transferprobability distribution based on the hyperparameter matrix andindicating a probability that a transportation route should be used,wherein the transfer probability distribution comprises a transferprobability of a container in a transportation route between the freightstarting point and the M pickup points, between the freight ending pointand the M pickup points, or between the M pickup points; and obtainingeach transportation route in each of the at least one route scheme basedon the transfer probability distribution, to obtain the at least oneroute scheme.
 34. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatusaccording to claim 33, wherein the programming instructions furtherinstruct the at least one processor to perform the following operationsteps: when the amount of historical route data is not greater than thefirst threshold, initializing the transfer hyperparameters of the Mpickup points by using a heuristic algorithm, to obtain thehyperparameter matrix.
 35. The obtaining a transportation schemeapparatus according to claim 32, wherein the programming instructionsfurther instruct the at least one processor to perform the followingoperation steps: clustering goods at each of the M pickup points basedon a clustering condition, to obtain a clustered set of goods, whereinthe clustering condition comprises a length, a width, a height, and aweight of the goods; performing sampling calculation on the clusteredset of goods by using a first goods allocation hyperparameter of each ofthe M pickup points, to obtain a first goods allocation set for each ofthe M pickup points, wherein the first goods allocation hyperparameterof each of the M pickup points is a hyperparameter for allocating thegoods at each of the M pickup points, and each goods allocation in thefirst goods allocation set of each of the M pickup points is anallocation of goods distributed at a pickup point for a correspondingroute scheme; and separately selecting a goods allocation from the firstgoods allocation set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation with a route scheme, to obtain each goods allocationscheme in the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to eachroute scheme.
 36. The obtaining a transportation scheme apparatusaccording to claim 32, wherein the programming instructions furtherinstruct the at least one processor to perform the following operationsteps: obtaining a first feature vector of each goods allocation schemein the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the atleast one route scheme, wherein the first feature vector is used toindicate a feature value of to-be-transported goods in a goodsallocation scheme; and inputting the first feature vector of each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each route scheme into the fast loading model, to obtain thepredicted actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route scheme,wherein the predicted actual loading rate comprises a volume predictedactual loading rate and a weight predicted actual loading rate, thevolume predicted actual loading rate comprises a proportion of a volumeof goods allocated in each transportation route relative to a loadvolume of a container in each route scheme, and the weight predictedactual loading rate comprises a proportion of a weight of goodsallocated in each transportation route relative to a load weight of acontainer in each route scheme.
 37. The obtaining a transportationscheme apparatus according to claim 36, wherein the programminginstructions further instruct the at least one processor to perform thefollowing operation steps: obtaining a second feature vector of eachpiece of the to-be-transported goods, wherein the second feature vectorof each piece of the to-be-transported goods comprises a length, awidth, a height, and a weight of the corresponding goods; calculating,based on the second feature vector of each piece of theto-be-transported goods, a third feature vector of goods distributed ateach of the M pickup points, for each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route scheme,wherein the third feature vector of each goods allocation scheme in thefirst goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each route schemecomprises an average value and a covariance of second feature vectors ofall pieces of the to-be-transported goods; and performing weightedcombination on the third feature vector of each goods allocation schemein the first goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each routescheme, to obtain the corresponding first feature vector in each goodsallocation scheme in the first goods allocation scheme set correspondingto each of the at least one route scheme.
 38. The obtaining atransportation scheme apparatus according to claim 31, wherein theprogramming instructions further instruct the at least one processor toperform the following operation steps: calculating scores of allobtained goods allocation schemes by using a preset evaluation functionand the predicted actual loading rate; determining that all the goodsallocation schemes comprise one or more goods allocation schemes scoredhigher than a second threshold; obtaining the target goods allocationscheme from the one or more goods allocation schemes scored higher thanthe second threshold, and use a route scheme corresponding to the targetgoods allocation scheme as the target route scheme; and obtaining thetarget transportation scheme based on the target goods allocation schemeand the target route scheme.
 39. The obtaining a transportation schemeapparatus according to claim 38, wherein the programming instructionsfurther instruct the at least one processor to perform the followingoperation steps: determining that all the goods allocation schemes donot comprise a goods allocation scheme scored higher than the secondthreshold; clustering goods at each of the M pickup points based on aclustering condition, to obtain a clustered set of goods, wherein theclustering condition comprises a length, a width, a height, and a weightof the goods; and performing sampling calculation on the clustered setof goods by using a second goods allocation hyperparameter of each ofthe M pickup points, to obtain a second goods allocation manner set ofeach of the M pickup points, wherein each goods allocation manner in thesecond goods allocation manner set of each of the M pickup points is amanner of allocating goods distributed at a pickup point for acorresponding route scheme, and the second goods allocationhyperparameter of each of the M pickup points is obtained by updatingthe first goods allocation hyperparameter of each of the M pickup pointsbased on each goods allocation scheme in the first goods allocationscheme set corresponding to each of the at least one route scheme;separately selecting a goods allocation manner from the second goodsallocation manner set of each of the M pickup points, and combine thegoods allocation manners, to obtain each goods allocation scheme in thesecond goods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at leastone route scheme, wherein each goods allocation scheme in the secondgoods allocation scheme set corresponding to each of the at least oneroute scheme is a scheme of allocating the to-be-transported goods for acorresponding route scheme; and calculating a score of each goodsallocation scheme in the second goods allocation scheme set for each ofthe at least one route scheme by using the evaluation function and theactual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the second goodsallocation scheme set for each of the at least one route scheme, whereinthe actual loading rate of each goods allocation scheme in the secondgoods allocation scheme set for each of the at least one route scheme isobtained by using the fast loading model.
 40. The obtaining atransportation scheme apparatus according to claim 31, wherein theprogramming instructions further instruct the at least one processor toperform the following operation steps: before each route scheme and eachgoods allocation scheme in the goods allocation scheme sets areevaluated using the predicted actual loading rates, to obtain the targettransportation scheme, determining, based on an actual loading rate,that L of the M pickup points further comprise remaining goods notallocated to a container that can carry additional goods, and inresponse obtaining a remaining goods route scheme and a remaining goodsallocation scheme for the remaining goods, wherein L≤M, and L is apositive integer, wherein wherein evaluating, using the predicted actualloading rates, each goods allocation scheme in the goods allocationscheme sets, and the remaining goods route scheme and the remaininggoods allocation scheme, to obtain the target transportation scheme.